Statistics Colour Rendering |
This tool allows you to combine a background image (raw FMRI or high resolution MRI) image with one or two statistics images. The statistics image(s) must be in registration with the background image. Select all of the images using the page manager, and then enter a threshold for the stats image(s). Any stats values below this will not appear in the colour rendered output. You don't need to change the "min" and "max" settings unless you want to vary the display range - for example if the background image looks very dark when scaled to its min and max.
The colourmap type option lets you choose the normal Solid colours (you don't see any sign of the background images within the colour blobs) or Transparent colours (you will see through the colour blobs to the background intensity).
The Rendered image type should be set to Floating point if you want the red-yellow blobs to keep the original stats values, for investigating with the pointer, or choose Integer if you want to do 3D rendering (floating point images do not work correctly in 3D rendering).
If you want to do 3D rendering with the results of stats colour rendering, you should probably use solid colours; then in the 3D rendering GUI either select Material Iso-Surface for solid 3D rendering or Transparent Summation for transparent rendering - the latter option means that activations just under the cortical surface will be visible. The images may appear quite dark - in this case you can always brighten them (after "printing" them to tiff files) using the program "display" (note - not "Display").