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Christoph
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posted 15 December 2004 17:48     Click Here to See the Profile for Christoph   Click Here to Email Christoph     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hi
I need to import a msk file (cortex mask). Please could you make available the file format as it is already done for glm, vtc, vmr, etc files. many thanks

cheers!
christoph

Hester Breman
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posted 16 December 2004 10:54     Click Here to See the Profile for Hester Breman   Click Here to Email Hester Breman     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Dear Christoph,

The *.msk format follows below. I will also send you an email with the access data for our ftp server so that you can download the updated file format documentation, in case you need it.

Best,
Hester

Header
Nr of Bytes: Datatype: Default: Description

2: short int: 3: VTC resolution in mm
2: short int: 57: Start position of x-dimension VTC with respect to VMR
2: short int: 231: End position of x-dimension VTC
2: short int: 52: Start position of y-dimension VTC with respect to VMR
2: short int: 172: End position of y-dimension VTC
2: short int: 59: Start position of z-dimension VTC with respect to VMR
2: short int: 197: End position of z-dimension VTC

Data
Binary array of zeroes and ones of bytes (char) in the positions of the VTC from which the *.msk file is created.

hardrain
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posted 12 July 2006 00:31     Click Here to See the Profile for hardrain   Click Here to Email hardrain     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hi just want to make sure this...
Has .MSK file format been modified since the date of this post?
thanks

hardrain
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posted 12 July 2006 00:48     Click Here to See the Profile for hardrain   Click Here to Email hardrain     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
another follow up question...
if the .msk format stays the same.
how does the coordinates correspond to the XYZ in the VOI-details (voxel statistics)?
One scenario would be like this..
the XYZ from .msk file are (57:231, 52:172, 59:197)
but in the VOI details, XYZ are not necessarily in the range of XYZ, for example, the Y goes from 208 to 215. Are those XYZ in the same space?
let me know if my question is not understandable...
Thank you so much!

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