tal.tff

toolbox of BVQX, This is the access between BV and matlab. It will help you to analysis data from BV

# TextFileFormat (leave this tag as magic token!)

# BVQX file format for *.TAL files (TALairach transformation)
# TAL FileVersions supported:
#
# In the TAL file the BrainVoyager system coordinates of 8
# landmarks of the subject brain are saved. These coordinates
# are used to warp the subject brain to the Talairach space,
# that is based on the Talairach&Tournoux brain atlas template.
#
# Version:  v0.7a
# Build:    7081009
# Date:     Aug-10 2007, 9:21 AM CEST
# Author:   Jochen Weber, Brain Innovation, B.V., Maastricht, NL
# URL/Info: http://wiki.brainvoyager.com/BVQXtools

# FILE FORMAT
Description:Talairach transformation files
Extensions:tal
FieldDelimiters: {[32]}
LineDelimiters: {[13, 10], [10]}
ParagraphArrays:0
SkipEmptyLines:1
Magic:|
name          |range       |type    |magic
TAL_APCAPP    |1, 1024     |regexp  |AC\:.*\sPC\:.*\sAP\:.*\sPP\:
EndMagic

# FIELDS
ListOfFields:!
type !cond               !field               !datatype!format !dim    !default !varname
FIELD!                   !Project             !string  !%s     !1      !        !Project
FLIST!                   !AC                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !AC
FLIST!                   !PC                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !PC
FLIST!                   !AP                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !AP
FLIST!                   !PP                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !PP
FLIST!                   !SP                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !SP
FLIST!                   !IP                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !IP
FLIST!                   !RP                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !RP
FLIST!                   !LP                  !double  !%.0f   !3      !        !LP
EndListOfFields

NewFileCode:!
@Project = '<none>';
@AC = [128, 128, 128];
@PC = [151, 128, 128];
@AP = [ 58, 128, 128];
@PP = [230, 128, 128];
@SP = [128,  54, 128];
@IP = [128, 170, 128];
@RP = [128, 128,  60];
@LP = [128, 128, 196];
EndNewFileCode