[MINC-development] mincreshape
Vladimir FONOV
vladimir.fonov at gmail.com
Thu May 24 14:32:24 EDT 2007
Hello,
On 5/24/07, John G. Sled <jgsled at sickkids.ca> wrote:
>
> Hi Andrew and Vladimir,
>
> What did you finally conclude was the cause of the stripes? Is there
> a bug in mincreshape? In my experience, short integers work fine with
> nu_correct whether there is slice scaling or not.
Strangely enough, if you do mincreshape -float -normalize stripes disappear.
> On a slightly related note, I have run into a problem with mincreshape
> in which
>
> mincreshape +zdirection in.mnc out.mnc
>
> doesn't change the zstep to a positive number. The command
>
> mincreshape +direction in.mnc out.mnc
>
> created a file in which the ystep was flipped to be positive,
> but the zstep stayed negative. Is there some logic to this
> that I am overlooking? It seems like a bug.
>
It is 'feature' from the man mincreshape:
+direction: Flip images to give positive step value for
spatial axes. Note that the flipping of spatial axes only applies to
"image dimensions". These are the two fastest varying
(non-vector) dimensions in the file. If you want to flip a
non-image
dimension, you can convert it to an image dimension with
-dimsize <dimname>=-1 (the -1 means don't really change the size).
Check out the examples.
So, use mincreshape +direction -dimsize zspace=-1
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Best regards,
Vladimir S. Fonov ~ vladimir.fonov <at> gmail.com
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