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History of AFNI updates  

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September 08, 2014 01:31PM
You seem to be losing a battle with truncation errors.
There are 5 datasets with a minimum dimension less than
3.0, but they are 2.999999 or 2.999998. It may be a bit
irritating, but add '-volreg_warp_dxyz 3' to the
afni_proc.py commands, to be sure they all come out as
3.0.

Currently, afni_proc.py uses the smallest dimension
truncated to 3 significant bits. So anything less than
3 drops to 2.5. But I have seen other cases where the
dimension is just below a useful number, so I will change
the method to

first: round to 6 significant bits
next: truncate to 3

So if the dimension is within 6 sig bits of the next
higher change of 3 sig bits, it will round up, instead.

Note that we generally don't want to round up and make
voxels bigger than acquired. But this seems like a good
compromise.

That change should be available tonight.

- rick
Subject Author Posted

Different volume sizes / resolutions after afni_proc.py

kickan September 01, 2014 08:25AM

Re: Different volume sizes / resolutions after afni_proc.py

rick reynolds September 02, 2014 09:11AM

Re: Different volume sizes / resolutions after afni_proc.py

kickan September 08, 2014 04:44AM

Re: Different volume sizes / resolutions after afni_proc.py

kickan September 08, 2014 04:49AM

Re: Different volume sizes / resolutions after afni_proc.py

rick reynolds September 08, 2014 01:31PM