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August 09, 2020 04:50PM
It will register whichever direction you pick dset2to1 or the dset1to2 (the default). With 1to2, you don't get motion correction. If DSC is the dset2, then you choose the dset2_base/epi_base as the alignment and registration sub-brick.

You can also align to the T1 dataset directly, but you would likely need another cost function. Since this method worked for your dataset with the dset1/2 options used, then the default cost function there is lpa+ZZ. You can use lpc or lpc+ZZ then to align to T1.

Alternatively, once transformations are computed between pairs of datasets, then you can concatenate transformations together, inverting the ones that are going in the opposite direction.
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4D to 3D Registration Question

SamG August 09, 2020 10:41AM

Re: 4D to 3D Registration Question

Daniel Glen August 09, 2020 01:47PM

Re: 4D to 3D Registration Question

SamG August 09, 2020 03:19PM

Re: 4D to 3D Registration Question

Daniel Glen August 09, 2020 04:50PM