Name

mris_average_curvature - add a template into an average surface.

Synopsis

mris_average_curvature [-s] [-o] inputcurvfile hemi surface subject ... outputcurvfile

Arguments

Positional Arguments

inputcurvfile	input curv file
hemi	hemisphere
surface	surface
subject ...	subject
outputcurvfile	output curv file

Required Flagged Arguments

none

Optional Flagged Arguments

-s	causes the last parameter to specify the directory in which to write the statistical maps
-o	override last subject as the output surface
-s cond#	generate summary statistics and write them into sigavg<cond #>-<hemi>.w and sigvar<cond #>-<hemi>.w

Outputs

outputcurvfile

the output curvature file will be painted onto the last subject name specified on the command line

Description

Examples

Example 1

Example 2

Bugs

none

Links

FreeSurfer, FsFast

Methods Description

References

Reporting Bugs

Report bugs to <analysis-bugs@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>

Author/s

BruceFischl

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- mris_average_curvature [options] <input curv. file> <hemi> <surface> <subject> ...  <output curv file >
+mris_average_curvature [-s] [-o] inputcurvfile hemi surface subject ...  outputcurvfile
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+|| inputcurvfile || input curv file ||
|| hemi || hemisphere ||
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|| subject ...  || subject ||
|| outputcurvfile ||output curv file ||
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-if the -s flag is specified then the last parameter specifies the directory in which to write the statistical maps.

if the -o flag is specified then it overrides the last subject as the output surface.
+|| -s || causes the last parameter to specify the directory in which to write the statistical maps||
|| -o || override last subject as the output surface||
|| -s cond# ||   generate summary statistics and write them into sigavg<cond #>-<hemi>.w and sigvar<cond #>-<hemi>.w||
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-the output curvature file will be painted onto the last subject name specified
on the command line.
+||outputcurvfile || the output curvature file will be painted onto the last subject name specified on the command line||
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== Example 2 ==
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