AFNI program: fat_proc_connec_vis
Output of -help
basename /home/afniHQ/afni.build/pub.dist/bin/linux_ubuntu_24_64/fat_proc_connec_vis
@global_parse fat_proc_connec_vis -help
if ( 0 ) exit 0
set version = 1.4
set rev_dat = Feb 12, 2019
set this_prog = fat_proc_connec_vis
set tpname = connec_vis
set here = /home/afniHQ/afni.build/build/AFNI_Help
setenv AFNI_ENVIRON_WARNINGS NO
setenv AFNI_AUTOGZIP NO
setenv AFNI_COMPRESSOR NONE
set adir =
set my_viewer =
which afni
if ( 0 ) then
set aa = `which afni`
which afni
set adir = /home/afniHQ/afni.build/pub.dist/bin/linux_ubuntu_24_64
endif
set fNN = ( )
set odir =
set opref = wmc
set merge_lab =
set wdir =
set DO_CLEAN = 1
set cmd_file =
set run_file =
set output_cmd = 1
set NO_OR = 0
set tsmoo_kpb = 0.01
set tsmoo_nit = 6
set iso_choice = isorois+dsets
set DO_OUT_TCAT = 0
set DO_OUT_TSTAT = 0
if ( 1 == 0 ) goto SHOW_HELP
set ac = 1
while ( 1 < = 1 )
if ( ( -help == -h ) || ( -help == -help ) ) then
goto SHOW_HELP
cat
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
This program is for visualizing the volumetric output of tracking,
mostly for the '-dump_rois ...' from 3dTrackID. These are basically
the WMC (white matter connection) maps through which tract bundles run
(for DET and MINIP tracking modes), or through which a suprathreshold
number of tracts run in PROB mode.
This program creates surface-ized views of the separate WMCs which can
be viewed simultaneously in 3D with SUMA.
Ver. 1.4 (PA Taylor, Feb 12, 2019)
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RUNNING:
fat_proc_connec_vis \
-in_rois NETROIS \
-prefix PPP \
{-prefix_file FFF} \
{-tsmoo_kpb KPB} \
{-tsmoo_niter NITER} \
{-iso_opt ISO_OPT} \
{-trackid_no_or} \
{-output_tcat} \
{-output_tstat} \
{-wdir WWW} \
{-no_clean}
where
-in_rois NETROIS :list of separate files, each with single ROI
volume mask; can include wildcards, etc. to specify
the list
-prefix PPP :directory to contain the output files: *cmd.txt and
surface files such as *.gii and *.niml.dset; the
namebase of files within this directory will be the
default for the program, "wmc". The value PPP
can contain parts of a path in it.
or
-prefix_file FFF :prefix for the output files: *cmd.txt and surface
files such as *.gii and *.niml.dset; can include
path steps; and can make one level of a new directory.
For example, if FFF were "A/B", then the program
could make a new directory called "A" if it didn't
exist already and populate it with individual files
having the same prefix "B".
-tsmoo_kpb KPB :"KPB" parameter in IsoSurface program; default
value is 0.01.
-tsmoo_niter NITER :"NITER" parameter in IsoSurface program; default
value is 6.
-iso_opt ISO_OPT :input one of the "iso* options" from IsoSurface
program, such as "isorois+dsets", "mergerois", etc.
Quotations around the entry may be needed, esp
if something like the "-mergerois [LAB_OUT]" route
is being followed.
Default: isorois+dsets
-trackid_no_or :use this option to have the program recognize the
naming convention of 3dTrackID output and to ignore
the OR-logic ROIs, including only the AND-logic (AKA
pairwise) connections. This is mainly useful when
wildcard expressions are using for '-in_rois NETROIS'.
-output_tcat :flag to output the multibrick file of concatenated
ROI masks; note that the [0]th brick will be all
zeros (it is just a place holder). So, if there are
N ROI maps concatenated, there will be N+1 bricks
in the output dset, which has name PPP_tcat.nii.gz.
-output_tstat :flag to output the single brick file from the 3dTstat
operation on the tcat dset. If there were N ROI maps
concatenated, then the largest value should be N.
The output file's name will be PPP_tstat.nii.gz.
-wdir WWW :"__WDIR_connec_vis_PPP", where PPP is the input
prefix.
-no_clean :is an optional switch to NOT remove working
directory WWW; (default: remove working dir).
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
EXAMPLE
fat_proc_connec_vis \
-in_rois o.prob/NET* \
-prefix surf_prob \
-trackid_no_or
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------
goto GOOD_EXIT
exit 0
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