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March 30, 2019 01:43PM
It looks like you might only have ten total subbricks in that dset, looking at the error message:
** ERROR: selector index 10 is out of range 0..9

AFNI, as many programming languages like C and Python do, counts starting from 0. So, for a ten item list, you can use indices 0, 1, 2, 3, ..., 9.

If you type:
3dinfo -nv DSET
that will tell you how many volumes in your DSET.

If you type:
3dinfo -nvi DSET
that will tell you what the *maximum index* of your dset is-- which should be N-1, for an N volume dset.

-pt
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AFNI proc py bad sub-brick selector

Junyeon March 30, 2019 01:32PM

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ptaylor March 30, 2019 01:43PM

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Junyeon March 30, 2019 03:58PM

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