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This tool filter streamlines from a *.trk that are: (1) outside a mask, (2) shorter than a length threshold, (3) u-shape fibers based on a segmentation file.  This tool filter streamlines from a *.trk file based on:
* a mask;
* length;
* u-shape fibers based on a segmentation file.;
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-nu no ushape fibers. This flag will remove every streamline that starts and ends with the same segmentation label. (-m flag should input a segmentation file for this). -nu no ushape fibers. This flag will remove every streamline that starts and ends with the same segmentation label. (-m flag should input a segmentation).

Filtering Streamlines

This tool filter streamlines from a *.trk file based on:

  • a mask;
  • length;
  • u-shape fibers based on a segmentation file.;

Usage

streamlineFilter -i input.trk -o output.trk  <options>  

where

-i input streamline.trk file (required)

-o output streamline.trk file (required)

-l threshold length. Streamlines shorter than a threshold will be removed.

-r reference image

-m mask image. All streamlines outside the mask will be removed. This input doesn't need to be binary, streamlines passing through voxels with intensity larger than zero will be kept.

-nu no ushape fibers. This flag will remove every streamline that starts and ends with the same segmentation label. (-m flag should input a segmentation).

-s subsampling number. It will randomly pick a subset of the streamlines in the file.

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streamlineFilter (last edited 2018-09-30 15:28:48 by VivianaSiless)