Error using mne_average_estimates

Hello,

I'm encountering an error running mne_average_estimates. The program
successfully loads all my stc files and sets up the time scale, but then I
get:

Temporal resampling...
/<path to my data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc .. LH .. [failed]

Before running mne_average_estimates, I had first created an average brain
in Freesurfer (make_average_subject), then created morph maps from each
subject to the average brain (mne_make_morph_maps --from <subject> --to
average), then for each subject did current estimates using mne_make_movie
with "--morph average" specified, so for each subject I have both
<subject>-lh.stc. and <subject>-rh.stc. For mne_average_estimates, my
description file looks like this:

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-rh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-lh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-rh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj003_ave-lh.stc
...
deststc /<path_to_my_data>/averagestc

(I also tried the same thing but without including the "-lh.stc" and
"-rh.stc" in my description file, but I got the same error.)

Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very
much!
Steve Politzer-Ahles

hi Steve,

In case you have not solved your problem yet, can you share a couple
of stc files that cause
the problem and give me the exact command line you typed?

Alex

Hi Alex,

Thank you. Here are links to two of my stc files and to the
mne_average_estimates description file:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-rh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-lh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/stcdescrip

I made the stc files using the following command line:

mne_make_movie --subject $SUBJECT --meas

$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave.fif" --inv
$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave-7-meg-inv.fif" --morph average --smooth
5 --stc $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT"_ave"

(My directory structure is, within $SAMPLE I have a /subjects folder with
the MRI data and an /MEG folder with the MEG data.) I didn't use the --bmin
and --bmax options because I already did baseline correction when I
averaged the MEG data.

After creating stc files like that for every subject, I ran

mne_average_estimates --desc stcdescrip

using the attached description file.

Best,
Steve

Hi,
I was wondering whether this issue was solved, as I am having it as well (despite previously using identically scripted commands and .desc files to successfully make average stc files on a different data set).
The error doesn't provide much info - after compiling the individual stc files, after 'Temporal resampling...' the first subject stc file, it simply says [failed].
Any ideas?

Thanks,
Kestas

Hi Alex,

Thank you. Here are links to two of my stc files and to the mne_average_estimates description file:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-rh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-lh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/stcdescrip

I made the stc files using the following command line:

mne_make_movie --subject $SUBJECT --meas $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave.fif" --inv $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave-7-meg-inv.fif" --morph average --smooth 5 --stc $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT"_ave"

(My directory structure is, within $SAMPLE I have a /subjects folder with the MRI data and an /MEG folder with the MEG data.) I didn't use the --bmin and --bmax options because I already did baseline correction when I averaged the MEG data.

After creating stc files like that for every subject, I ran

mne_average_estimates --desc stcdescrip

using the attached description file.

Best,
Steve

hi Steve,

In case you have not solved your problem yet, can you share a couple
of stc files that cause
the problem and give me the exact command line you typed?

Alex

> Hello,
>
> I'm encountering an error running mne_average_estimates. The program
> successfully loads all my stc files and sets up the time scale, but then I
> get:
>
> Temporal resampling...
> /<path to my data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc .. LH .. [failed]
>
> Before running mne_average_estimates, I had first created an average brain
> in Freesurfer (make_average_subject), then created morph maps from each
> subject to the average brain (mne_make_morph_maps --from <subject> --to
> average), then for each subject did current estimates using mne_make_movie
> with "--morph average" specified, so for each subject I have both
> <subject>-lh.stc. and <subject>-rh.stc. For mne_average_estimates, my
> description file looks like this:
>
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-rh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-lh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-rh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj003_ave-lh.stc
> ...
> deststc /<path_to_my_data>/averagestc
>
> (I also tried the same thing but without including the "-lh.stc" and
> "-rh.stc" in my description file, but I got the same error.)
>
> Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very
> much!
> Steve Politzer-Ahles
>
> --
> Stephen Politzer-Ahles
> University of Kansas
> Linguistics Department
> http://www.linguistics.ku.edu/
>
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Hi Kestas,

In my case, the problem was solved by adding libgfortran.so.1 to my
library; the rest of this discussion must have been off-list or ended up in
another thread. I believe somewhere on the list, someone sent me (via
attachment) a copy of this file which I could download and put in /usr/lib64/,
which fixed the issue.

Best,
Steve

Stephen Politzer-Ahles
New York University, Abu Dhabi
Neuroscience of Language Lab
http://www.nyu.edu/projects/politzer-ahles/

Hi Steve,
but I'm running a network version of MNE at MGH, so that should not be a problem?
thanks,
Kestas

Hi Kestas,

In my case, the problem was solved by adding libgfortran.so.1 to my library; the rest of this discussion must have been off-list or ended up in another thread. I believe somewhere on the list, someone sent me (via attachment) a copy of this file which I could download and put in /usr/lib64/, which fixed the issue.

Best,
Steve

Stephen Politzer-Ahles
New York University, Abu Dhabi
Neuroscience of Language Lab
http://www.nyu.edu/projects/politzer-ahles/

Hi,
I was wondering whether this issue was solved, as I am having it as well (despite previously using identically scripted commands and .desc files to successfully make average stc files on a different data set).
The error doesn't provide much info - after compiling the individual stc files, after 'Temporal resampling...' the first subject stc file, it simply says [failed].
Any ideas?

Thanks,
Kestas

Hi Alex,

Thank you. Here are links to two of my stc files and to the mne_average_estimates description file:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-rh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-lh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/stcdescrip

I made the stc files using the following command line:

mne_make_movie --subject $SUBJECT --meas $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave.fif" --inv $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave-7-meg-inv.fif" --morph average --smooth 5 --stc $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT"_ave"

(My directory structure is, within $SAMPLE I have a /subjects folder with the MRI data and an /MEG folder with the MEG data.) I didn't use the --bmin and --bmax options because I already did baseline correction when I averaged the MEG data.

After creating stc files like that for every subject, I ran

mne_average_estimates --desc stcdescrip

using the attached description file.

Best,
Steve

hi Steve,

In case you have not solved your problem yet, can you share a couple
of stc files that cause
the problem and give me the exact command line you typed?

Alex

> Hello,
>
> I'm encountering an error running mne_average_estimates. The program
> successfully loads all my stc files and sets up the time scale, but then I
> get:
>
> Temporal resampling...
> /<path to my data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc .. LH .. [failed]
>
> Before running mne_average_estimates, I had first created an average brain
> in Freesurfer (make_average_subject), then created morph maps from each
> subject to the average brain (mne_make_morph_maps --from <subject> --to
> average), then for each subject did current estimates using mne_make_movie
> with "--morph average" specified, so for each subject I have both
> <subject>-lh.stc. and <subject>-rh.stc. For mne_average_estimates, my
> description file looks like this:
>
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-rh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-lh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-rh.stc
> stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj003_ave-lh.stc
> ...
> deststc /<path_to_my_data>/averagestc
>
> (I also tried the same thing but without including the "-lh.stc" and
> "-rh.stc" in my description file, but I got the same error.)
>
> Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very
> much!
> Steve Politzer-Ahles
>
> --
> Stephen Politzer-Ahles
> University of Kansas
> Linguistics Department
> http://www.linguistics.ku.edu/
>
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Hi Kestas,
   Just in case: One mistake that I have run into the past when resampling
the STC is that I would be missing the end point samples when
specifying tmin, tmax, tstep. For instance, the last STC sample would
be something like 1.995s for a different data set epoched with the same
code, whereas tmax is set to 2000 ms.

Hari

Hi Kestas,

Perhaps you could describe your specific problem for us, since it is
not the same as the previous one.

D

Hi Hari,
thank you for your suggestion, I will try to tinker with the timing parameters and report back.
Kestas

Hi Kestas,
  Just in case: One mistake that I have run into the past when resampling
the STC is that I would be missing the end point samples when
specifying tmin, tmax, tstep. For instance, the last STC sample would
be something like 1.995s for a different data set epoched with the same
code, whereas tmax is set to 2000 ms.

Hari

Hi Steve,
but I'm running a network version of MNE at MGH, so that should not be a
problem?
thanks,
Kestas

Hi Kestas,

In my case, the problem was solved by adding libgfortran.so.1 to my
library; the rest of this discussion must have been off-list or ended up
in another thread. I believe somewhere on the list, someone sent me (via
attachment) a copy of this file which I could download and put in
/usr/lib64/, which fixed the issue.

Best,
Steve

Stephen Politzer-Ahles
New York University, Abu Dhabi
Neuroscience of Language Lab
http://www.nyu.edu/projects/politzer-ahles/

Hi,
I was wondering whether this issue was solved, as I am having it as well
(despite previously using identically scripted commands and .desc files
to successfully make average stc files on a different data set).
The error doesn't provide much info - after compiling the individual stc
files, after 'Temporal resampling...' the first subject stc file, it
simply says [failed].
Any ideas?

Thanks,
Kestas

Hi Alex,

Thank you. Here are links to two of my stc files and to the
mne_average_estimates description file:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-rh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-lh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/stcdescrip

I made the stc files using the following command line:

mne_make_movie --subject $SUBJECT --meas
$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave.fif" --inv
$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave-7-meg-inv.fif" --morph average
--smooth 5 --stc $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT"_ave"

(My directory structure is, within $SAMPLE I have a /subjects folder
with the MRI data and an /MEG folder with the MEG data.) I didn't use
the --bmin and --bmax options because I already did baseline correction
when I averaged the MEG data.

After creating stc files like that for every subject, I ran

mne_average_estimates --desc stcdescrip

using the attached description file.

Best,
Steve

hi Steve,

In case you have not solved your problem yet, can you share a couple
of stc files that cause
the problem and give me the exact command line you typed?

Alex

Hello,

I'm encountering an error running mne_average_estimates. The program
successfully loads all my stc files and sets up the time scale, but

then I

get:

Temporal resampling...
/<path to my data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc .. LH .. [failed]

Before running mne_average_estimates, I had first created an average

brain

in Freesurfer (make_average_subject), then created morph maps from

each

subject to the average brain (mne_make_morph_maps --from <subject>

--to

average), then for each subject did current estimates using

mne_make_movie

with "--morph average" specified, so for each subject I have both
<subject>-lh.stc. and <subject>-rh.stc. For mne_average_estimates, my
description file looks like this:

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-rh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-lh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-rh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj003_ave-lh.stc
...
deststc /<path_to_my_data>/averagestc

(I also tried the same thing but without including the "-lh.stc" and
"-rh.stc" in my description file, but I got the same error.)

Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

very

much!
Steve Politzer-Ahles

--
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University of Kansas
Linguistics Department
http://www.linguistics.ku.edu/

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Hi Dan,
I'm running mne_average_estimates --desc [descfileaname]
which lists individual stc files morphed to a single subject (I've used fsaverage and one of the subjects in the study to morph to).
The individual stc files are fine and display expected activity displayed on the surface to which they were morphed.
As I said before:

The error doesn't provide much info - after compiling the individual stc
files, after 'Temporal resampling...' the first subject stc file, it simply
says [failed].

the stc files were made with timing parameters - tmin 0 --tmax 500 (or --tmax 1000) --tstep 10 (or 5) --smooth 6

Could those timing parameters be a problem as Hari suggested? Or something else?
thanks,
Kestas

Hi Kestas,

Perhaps you could describe your specific problem for us, since it is
not the same as the previous one.

D

Hi Steve,
but I'm running a network version of MNE at MGH, so that should not be a
problem?
thanks,
Kestas

Hi Kestas,

In my case, the problem was solved by adding libgfortran.so.1 to my library;
the rest of this discussion must have been off-list or ended up in another
thread. I believe somewhere on the list, someone sent me (via attachment) a
copy of this file which I could download and put in /usr/lib64/, which
fixed the issue.

Best,
Steve

Stephen Politzer-Ahles
New York University, Abu Dhabi
Neuroscience of Language Lab
http://www.nyu.edu/projects/politzer-ahles/

Hi,
I was wondering whether this issue was solved, as I am having it as well
(despite previously using identically scripted commands and .desc files to
successfully make average stc files on a different data set).
The error doesn't provide much info - after compiling the individual stc
files, after 'Temporal resampling...' the first subject stc file, it simply
says [failed].
Any ideas?

Thanks,
Kestas

Hi Alex,

Thank you. Here are links to two of my stc files and to the
mne_average_estimates description file:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-rh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-lh.stc
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/stcdescrip

I made the stc files using the following command line:

mne_make_movie --subject $SUBJECT --meas
$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave.fif" --inv
$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave-7-meg-inv.fif" --morph average --smooth 5
--stc $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT"_ave"

(My directory structure is, within $SAMPLE I have a /subjects folder with
the MRI data and an /MEG folder with the MEG data.) I didn't use the --bmin
and --bmax options because I already did baseline correction when I averaged
the MEG data.

After creating stc files like that for every subject, I ran

mne_average_estimates --desc stcdescrip

using the attached description file.

Best,
Steve

hi Steve,

In case you have not solved your problem yet, can you share a couple
of stc files that cause
the problem and give me the exact command line you typed?

Alex

Hello,

I'm encountering an error running mne_average_estimates. The program
successfully loads all my stc files and sets up the time scale, but
then I
get:

Temporal resampling...
/<path to my data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc .. LH .. [failed]

Before running mne_average_estimates, I had first created an average
brain
in Freesurfer (make_average_subject), then created morph maps from each
subject to the average brain (mne_make_morph_maps --from <subject> --to
average), then for each subject did current estimates using
mne_make_movie
with "--morph average" specified, so for each subject I have both
<subject>-lh.stc. and <subject>-rh.stc. For mne_average_estimates, my
description file looks like this:

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-rh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-lh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-rh.stc
stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj003_ave-lh.stc
...
deststc /<path_to_my_data>/averagestc

(I also tried the same thing but without including the "-lh.stc" and
"-rh.stc" in my description file, but I got the same error.)

Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
very
much!
Steve Politzer-Ahles

--
Stephen Politzer-Ahles
University of Kansas
Linguistics Department
http://www.linguistics.ku.edu/

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Instructor in Radiology/Neuroscience
Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging
MGH-Harvard Medical School

Kestas Kveraga, Ph.D.
Instructor in Radiology/Neuroscience
Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging
MGH-Harvard Medical School

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They definitely could be the problem. I would try that first

It works now: it turned out to be tmin - it was different in the .desc by 0.035 s from the .ave parameters. It's a bit strange as a difference of 0.03 s previously did not cause a problem.
Thanks for your suggestions!

They definitely could be the problem. I would try that first

Hi Dan,
I'm running mne_average_estimates --desc [descfileaname]
which lists individual stc files morphed to a single subject (I've used
fsaverage and one of the subjects in the study to morph to).
The individual stc files are fine and display expected activity displayed on
the surface to which they were morphed.
As I said before:

The error doesn't provide much info - after compiling the individual stc

files, after 'Temporal resampling...' the first subject stc file, it simply

says [failed].

the stc files were made with timing parameters - tmin 0 --tmax 500 (or
--tmax 1000) --tstep 10 (or 5) --smooth 6

Could those timing parameters be a problem as Hari suggested? Or something
else?
thanks,
Kestas

Hi Kestas,

Perhaps you could describe your specific problem for us, since it is
not the same as the previous one.

D

Hi Steve,

but I'm running a network version of MNE at MGH, so that should not be a

problem?

thanks,

Kestas

Hi Kestas,

In my case, the problem was solved by adding libgfortran.so.1 to my library;

the rest of this discussion must have been off-list or ended up in another

thread. I believe somewhere on the list, someone sent me (via attachment) a

copy of this file which I could download and put in /usr/lib64/, which

fixed the issue.

Best,

Steve

Stephen Politzer-Ahles

New York University, Abu Dhabi

Neuroscience of Language Lab

http://www.nyu.edu/projects/politzer-ahles/

Hi,

I was wondering whether this issue was solved, as I am having it as well

(despite previously using identically scripted commands and .desc files to

successfully make average stc files on a different data set).

The error doesn't provide much info - after compiling the individual stc

files, after 'Temporal resampling...' the first subject stc file, it simply

says [failed].

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Kestas

Hi Alex,

Thank you. Here are links to two of my stc files and to the

mne_average_estimates description file:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-rh.stc

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/AL023_ave-lh.stc

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9929284/stcdescrip

I made the stc files using the following command line:

mne_make_movie --subject $SUBJECT --meas

$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave.fif" --inv

$SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT/$SUBJECT"_ave-7-meg-inv.fif" --morph average --smooth 5

--stc $SAMPLE/MEG/$SUBJECT"_ave"

(My directory structure is, within $SAMPLE I have a /subjects folder with

the MRI data and an /MEG folder with the MEG data.) I didn't use the --bmin

and --bmax options because I already did baseline correction when I averaged

the MEG data.

After creating stc files like that for every subject, I ran

mne_average_estimates --desc stcdescrip

using the attached description file.

Best,

Steve

hi Steve,

In case you have not solved your problem yet, can you share a couple

of stc files that cause

the problem and give me the exact command line you typed?

Alex

Hello,

I'm encountering an error running mne_average_estimates. The program

successfully loads all my stc files and sets up the time scale, but

then I

get:

Temporal resampling...

/<path to my data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc .. LH .. [failed]

Before running mne_average_estimates, I had first created an average

brain

in Freesurfer (make_average_subject), then created morph maps from each

subject to the average brain (mne_make_morph_maps --from <subject> --to

average), then for each subject did current estimates using

mne_make_movie

with "--morph average" specified, so for each subject I have both

<subject>-lh.stc. and <subject>-rh.stc. For mne_average_estimates, my

description file looks like this:

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-lh.stc

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj001_ave-rh.stc

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-lh.stc

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj002_ave-rh.stc

stc /<path_to_my_data>/subj003_ave-lh.stc

...

deststc /<path_to_my_data>/averagestc

(I also tried the same thing but without including the "-lh.stc" and

"-rh.stc" in my description file, but I got the same error.)

Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

very

much!

Steve Politzer-Ahles

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