I have no idea. An RA wrote the guts of spmregister about 10 years ago. You might try using mri_coreg in the dev environemnt. Don't know how to convert an spm mat into FSL.
On 09/08/2016 04:02 PM, Albrecht, Daniel S. wrote:
Hello,
I've been using spmregister in order to coregister a static PET image to an MPRAGE, typically with good results. A representative run is as follows:
spmregister --mov $file.nii --s $subj --reg SUV_lin_T1.dat --fsvol orig
We then convert *.dat to *.mat with tkregister2, and apply the *.mat to the PET with FLIRT.
However, the registration was unsatisfactory for a recent subject. While working through a couple different coregistration options, I tried running coregister (estimate and reslice) in SPM. The result from this was quite good. I was confused why this would give a different result from spmregister when I'm not changing any of the default parameters in SPM. Any ideas on why running a coregistration directly through SPM would give a different result?
And as a secondary follow-up, are there any tools available to convert an SPM transformation matrix (e.g. x from x=spm_coreg) to a *.mat that can be used in FSL FLIRT?
Thanks,
Daniel S. Albrecht, PhD Research Fellow in Radiology Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging
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