fsbrain: Managing and Visualizing Structural Neuroimaging Data in GNU R25 days ago
Example data used in this document | Accessing group data | Subjects list and demographics | Morphometry data for groups | Automatically masking the medial wall when accessing morphometry data | Faster access to group data | Labels for groups | Labels and masks | Annotations for groups | Aggregating morphometry data | Aggregating group data over entire hemispheres | A single morphometry measure in native space | A single morphometry measure in standard space | Several measures over several hemispheres in native space | Several measures over several hemispheres in standard space | Automatically masking the medial wall when aggregating | Aggregating over atlas regions | Native space | Standard space | Working with atlas data | Creating a label from an atlas region | Mapping one result value to each brain atlas region | Data visualization | Visualizing different types of data | Visualizing annotations (brain parcellations based on an atlas) | Visualizing morphometry data | Visualizing labels | Visualizing arbitrary vertices | Visualizing masks | Visualizing results of region-based analyses | Full control: visualizing vertex colors and color layers | General visualization options | Figure size | Different views | Changing the visualisation surface | Changing the resolution of figures (or other rgloptions) | Changing the resolution of figures with the scimesh backend | Using backgrounds when visualizing data | Saving screenshots and creating GIF movies (and other rglactions) | Example: Creating a GIF animation (movie) | Postprocessing the movies | Drawing colorbars | Plotting a colorbar in the background of a 3D plot | Plotting a colorbar to a separate 2D plot | Exporting publication quality plots | Visualizing groups of subjects