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Dear AFNI users-

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Jeremy Smith
March 13, 2006 03:24PM
Aha! "-vote" helped immensely. Thanks again!

JLS


> So assuming that anat+tlrc contains the transformation from
> orig
> space to tlrc space for mask+tlrc, then your command might be:
>
> 3dfractionize -template 3d+t+orig -input mask+tlrc \
> -warp anat+tlrc -vote -clip 0.2
>
> That would produce mask+orig, having the same grid as
> 3d+t+orig.
>
> Then you could use programs such as 3dmaskdump or 3dmaskave to
> produce time-series from your mask.
>
> - rick
>
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Fractionizing to a 3d+t dataset

Jeremy Smith March 13, 2006 01:41PM

Re: Fractionizing to a 3d+t dataset

rick reynolds March 13, 2006 03:02PM

Re: Fractionizing to a 3d+t dataset

Jeremy Smith March 13, 2006 03:24PM