mriconvert: mcverter outputs are not the same as MRI Convert outputs
Justin Chang
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Tue May 13 02:51:04 PDT 2014
Hi Jolinda,
Good question, I'm not sure?
How do I check?
Regards
Justin
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On 13 May 2014, at 7:18 pm, "jolinda at uoregon.edu<mailto:jolinda at uoregon.edu>" <jolinda at uoregon.edu<mailto:jolinda at uoregon.edu>> wrote:
Are you using the same output format in both cases, or fsl nifti in one case and vanilla nifti in the other?
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Subject: mriconvert: mcverter outputs are not the same as MRI Convert outputs
Date: Tue, May 13, 2014 8:42 AM
Hi,
I have been comparing .nii outputs from mcverter and MRI Convert and I am unable to get mcverter outputs to match those produced using the MRI Convert GUI. It appears that mcverter is flipping the alignment .
The configurations I have been using for DICOM data (T1, T2 and DTI)
T1 GUI Configuration:
- Save each subject in a separate directory (unchecked)
- Save each series in a separate directory (unchecked)
- Save multivolume series as 4D files (unchecked)
- Skip volumes for multivolume series (0)
- Apply rescale slope and intercept to data (unchecked)
- save as .nii file (checked)
T1 Terminal
$ mcverter -o ~/Desktop/DICOM/T1 -f nifti -n ~/Desktop/NIFTI/
T2 GUI Configuration:
- Save each subject in a separate directory (unchecked)
- Save each series in a separate directory (unchecked)
- Save multivolume series as 4D files (checked)
- Skip volumes for multivolume series (0)
- Apply rescale slope and intercept to data (unchecked)
- save as .nii file (checked)
T2 Terminal
$ mcverter -o ~/Desktop/DICOM/T2 -f nifti -n -d ~/Desktop/NIFTI/
DTI GUI Configuration:
- Save each subject in a separate directory (unchecked)
- Save each series in a separate directory (unchecked)
- Save multivolume series as 4D files (checked)
- Skip volumes for multivolume series (0)
- Apply rescale slope and intercept to data (unchecked)
- save as .nii file (checked)
T2 Terminal
$ mcverter -o ~/Desktop/DICOM/DTI -f nifti -n -d –s 7 ~/Desktop/NIFTI/
Is there any errors in my terminal argument that could be causing this issue?
Kind regards
Justin
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