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Hi everyone, <br>
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I'm working with clinical MEG data for which part of the source
pipeline has been conducted by someone else as part of a clinical
protocol. I don't have full access to what has been done to the MRI
that I'm getting, so I'm trying to put bits and pieces of code
together to arrive at a source reconstruction. The rest of my
pipeline is the pretty standard tutorial beamforming. <br>
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I was hoping someone could help me figure out where my source
analysis is going wrong by looking at this figure. On the left, the
subject's headmodel seems to be fine (after warping to MNI). On the
right, I'm plotting the source result without interpolating with any
structural data. In the middle you see what happens when I
interpolate the source with the "single_subj_T1.nii" structural
image.<br>
It doesn't seem to be a matter of scaling (like mm to cm), but
rather it being kinda upside down + something else? Does anyone know
by looking at this whether the error emerges because of an
unsuccessful interpolation or because something more fundamental is
going wrong earlier on? <br>
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Thanks so much, <br>
Vitoria<br>
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