Download and Manage Template Subjects

Usage

download_template_subject(
  subject_code = "N27",
  url,
  template_dir = default_template_directory()
)

download_N27(make_default = FALSE, ...)

set_default_template(
  subject_code,
  view = TRUE,
  template_dir = default_template_directory()
)

threebrain_finalize_installation(
  upgrade = c("ask", "always", "never", "data-only", "config-only"),
  async = TRUE
)

available_templates()

Arguments

subject_code: character with only letters and numbers (Important); default is `N27`
url: zip file address; must be specified if subject_code is not from the followings: 'bert', 'cvs_avg35', 'cvs_avg35_inMNI152', 'fsaverage', 'fsaverage_sym', or 'N27'
template_dir: parent directory where subject's `FreeSurfer` folder should be stored
make_default: logical, whether to make `N27` default subject
...: more to pass to download_template_subject
view: whether to view the subject
upgrade: whether to check and download 'N27' brain interactively. Choices are 'ask', 'always', and 'never'
async: whether to run the job in parallel to others; default is true

Details

To view electrodes implanted in multiple subjects, it's highly recommended to view them in a template space The detail mapping method is discussed in function freesurfer_brain.

To map to a template space, one idea is to find someone whose brain is normal. In our case, the choice is subject `N27`, also known as `Colin 27`. function download_N27 provides a simple and easy way to download a partial version from the Internet.

If you have any other ideas about template brain, you can use function set_default_template(subject_code, template_dir) to redirect to your choice. If your template brain is a `Zip` file on the Internet, we provide function download_template_subject to automatically install it.

Author

Zhengjia Wang