There is no new uncertainty estimator for this (unfortunately).
Yes, it seems that DSI Studio ignores the header information of location, resetting the corner of the volume to (0,0,0) rather than keeping the origin.
GQI_GFA.nii.gz
R-to-L extent: -254.000 [R] -to- -0.000 -step- 2.000 mm [128 voxels]
ROI_ICMAP_GMI+orig
R-to-L extent: -129.041 [R] -to- 124.959 [L] -step- 2.000 mm [128 voxels]
To fix this, you can resample+refit the datasets output by DSI Studio:
#!/bin/tcsh
set refset = [whatever is a reference data set for you with correct grid/location/etc., such as your *GMI* file]
set all_dsis = `ls GQI*nii.gz` # or whatever your DSI-Studio-named files are-- take all of them and process in loop below
# ref set's orient
set refo = `3dinfo -orient $refset`
foreach ff ( $all_dsis )
echo "\n\n+++ Proc'ing dset: $ff\n\n"
set gg = $ff:gas/.nii.gz//
set fout = ${gg}_${refo}.nii.gz
# new orient for dset (this information is initially *correct* in
# the input dset as it is, so we change both BRIK+HEAD info);
# create a new dset whose name reflects the new orient
3dresample \
-orient $refo \
-input $ff \
-prefix $fout
# now change origin of the dset (we are saying this information is
# *incorrect* in the dset, so we just change the header; the
# distiction may be a bit trivial, since the origin is juuust info
# in the header, but there you have it); *overwrites* input dset.
3drefit \
-duporigin $refset \
$fout
end
After that, your dsets overlap appropriately (make sure you verify with 3dinfo/visually!)
--pt