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Software version described:
- $Date: 2006/12/29 02:09:07 $
- $Revision: 1.25 $
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Name
mri_make_template
Overview
Reads data from two or more subjects and creates a template file for volumes. (as opposed to mris_make_template which makes a template for registering surfaces.)
Synopsis
mri_make_template [Flagged args] subject1 [subject2...] ouput_template_path
Arguments
Positional Arguments
Posn |
<Argname> |
Description |
1 to last-1 |
<subject> |
List of one or more subjects to input |
last |
<Out_fname> |
Full path to output template file. |
Required Flagged Arguments
None
Optional Flagged Arguments
Category |
Flag |
<Args> |
Description |
Input |
-open |
<open> |
Open input volume {open} times |
Input |
-sdir |
<subjects_dir> |
Sets SUBJECTS_DIR instead of default |
Input |
-T1 |
<T1_name> |
Reads T1 volume from directory T1_name. (Or file, presumably?) |
Output |
-B |
<binary_name> |
Generates binary template from {binary_name} volume |
Output |
-novar |
|
Disables writing of variance estimates |
Output |
-S,-V |
<var_fname> |
Writes variances |
Output |
-statsonly |
|
|
Output |
-X |
<xform_mean_fname, xform_covariance_fname> |
Writes means and covariances of xforms |
Algorithm |
-binarize |
<binarize (int)> |
Binarizes input volume with thresh= binarize |
Algorithm |
-erode |
<erode> |
Erodes input volume {erode} times |
Algorithm |
-N |
|
Don't use transform on first volume |
Algorithm |
-smooth |
<smooth (float)> |
Smooths output with Gaussian sigma= smooth |
Algorithm |
-T |
<transform_fname> |
Applies transformation {transform_fname} to each volume |
Utility |
-?,-U |
|
Print usage |
Footer |
XXXXXXXXXXXXX |
|
Outputs
output |
?? |
Description
Not sure what kind of template this produces, nor what registration is expected upstream from the is program. --GW
Examples
Example 1
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description
Example 2
command foo -i f -o out -f fvalue
description
Bugs
None
See Also
Links
Methods Description
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References
Reporting Bugs
Report bugs to <analysis-bugs@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>