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looking further into the archives, I see that the -sdf flag can be used.  I’m still uncertain about the -ngroups flag.  I see at least a couple other users have asked about this but I don’t see a response.  In the present case, if there are 60 slices and they are accelerated by a factor of 6, does one specify -ngroups 6 or -ngroups 10?

Joe

On Jun 2, 2019, at 19:46, Joseph Dien <jdien07@mac.com> wrote:

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Hi Doug,
   I’m happy to see that FreeSurfer6 provides enhanced support for slice timing.  I’m trying to run it on some multi-slice data.  May I ask you for some guidance on how to use the new preproc-sess options?  As I understand it, I would specify “-ngroups 10” because the data were collected in ten groups of six slices at a time?  I’m not sure how to specify “-sliceorder”.  Slice times are below.  Thanks for any help you can provide.

Joe

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627.500000000000
252.500000000000
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877.500000000000
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627.500000000000
252.500000000000
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752.500000000000
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877.500000000000
502.500000000000
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1005
627.500000000000
252.500000000000
1130
752.500000000000
377.500000000000

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Joseph Dien, PhD
Senior Research Scientist
Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology
University of Maryland, College Park

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Joseph Dien, PhD
Senior Research Scientist
Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology
University of Maryland, College Park