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Originally posted by RoosvOeveren November 28, 2023
Hi PyDesigner community,
Is it possible to run PyDesigner without any pre-processing at all? I have multi-shell data that has already been preprocessed, from which I would like to obtain DTI and DKI metrics.
I ran PyDesigner on my raw data ('pydesigner -s --verbose -o [output directory] [xxx.nii]'), which resulted in all the expected outcome measures. However, brain distortions in these outcome measures (e.g. in dti_fa maps) are worse than in my own pre-processed data.
I tried simply running PyDesigner with my pre-processed data, without any pre-processing flag ('pydesigner --verbose -o [output directory] [xxx.nii]'). The outputs however are noisy DTI metrics and no DKI at all.
Is there a command line or flag that enables only post-processing?
Thank you in advance,
Roos
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Originally posted by RoosvOeveren November 28, 2023
Hi PyDesigner community,
Is it possible to run PyDesigner without any pre-processing at all? I have multi-shell data that has already been preprocessed, from which I would like to obtain DTI and DKI metrics.
I ran PyDesigner on my raw data ('pydesigner -s --verbose -o [output directory] [xxx.nii]'), which resulted in all the expected outcome measures. However, brain distortions in these outcome measures (e.g. in dti_fa maps) are worse than in my own pre-processed data.
I tried simply running PyDesigner with my pre-processed data, without any pre-processing flag ('pydesigner --verbose -o [output directory] [xxx.nii]'). The outputs however are noisy DTI metrics and no DKI at all.
Is there a command line or flag that enables only post-processing?
Thank you in advance,
Roos
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: