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initial data set. In addition, more matching iterations on a result can be performed by
first copying the result data set to the initial data set and then matching again (the
matching is started based on the initial data set).
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The next command defines any data set to be the reference or gold-standard data set.
Once a gold standard has been defined, the quality of any resulting visual-area ROIs
can be determined by comparing it with the gold standard. This is explained in more
detail later.
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The last three commands reset the current data set, delete the visual-area ROIs (they
are re-calculated when to be displayed), and delete all points that were specified in the
fovea or the boundaries between visual areas. The boundary points can be used to cre-
ate an initially aligned atlas. They can also influence the matching procedure, i.e.,
when the atlas images are automatically deformed to match the corresponding meas-
ured images.
Figure 28: mrFindBorders Edit menu
See text for details
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