Dear Tracula experts
Is it possible to change the number of fibres per voxel in bedpostx (from 2 to 3) within the trac-all command?
I did not see any option for that.
Thanks in advance Cheers Jürgen
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Hi Jürgen,
To chage the no. of anisotropic compartments in a voxel in bedpostx you might have to run bedpostx_seychelles outside of tracula (instead of running trac-all -bedp)
bedpostx_seychelles -n 3 <path to dmri dir>
You can try this out to see if it works for you.
-Priti
Dear Tracula experts
Is it possible to change the number of fibres per voxel in bedpostx (from 2 to 3) within the trac-all command?
I did not see any option for that.
Thanks in advance Cheers Jürgen
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And also the --ntr option in dmri_paths, which tracula currently sets to 2. You can find the dmri_paths command line that produced your paths in your trac-all.log file and modify it accordingly.
On Fri, 12 Aug 2011, Priti Srinivasan wrote:
Hi Jürgen,
To chage the no. of anisotropic compartments in a voxel in bedpostx you might have to run bedpostx_seychelles outside of tracula (instead of running trac-all -bedp)
bedpostx_seychelles -n 3 <path to dmri dir>
You can try this out to see if it works for you.
-Priti
Dear Tracula experts
Is it possible to change the number of fibres per voxel in bedpostx (from 2 to 3) within the trac-all command?
I did not see any option for that.
Thanks in advance Cheers Jürgen
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Hi Anastasia
Thanks for the information. Is there any rule of thumb or recommendations wrt to how many anisotropic compartments in a voxel in bedpostx should be modeled? We sampled 64 non-collinear diffusion directions and I ask me whether this is enough for modeling 3 anisotropic compartments?
Thanks Cheers Jürgen
On [DATE], "Anastasia Yendiki" <[ADDRESS]> wrote:
And also the --ntr option in dmri_paths, which tracula currently sets to 2. You can find the dmri_paths command line that produced your paths in your trac-all.log file and modify it accordingly.
On Fri, 12 Aug 2011, Priti Srinivasan wrote:
Hi Jürgen,
To chage the no. of anisotropic compartments in a voxel in bedpostx you might have to run bedpostx_seychelles outside of tracula (instead of running trac-all -bedp)
bedpostx_seychelles -n 3 <path to dmri dir>
You can try this out to see if it works for you.
-Priti
Dear Tracula experts
Is it possible to change the number of fibres per voxel in bedpostx (from 2 to 3) within the trac-all command?
I did not see any option for that.
Thanks in advance Cheers Jürgen
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Hi Priti
Thanks for the information. Is there any rule of thumb or recommendations wrt to how many anisotropic compartments in a voxel in bedpostx should be modeled? We sampled 64 non-collinear diffusion directions and I ask me whether this is enough for modeling 3 anisotropic compartments?
Thanks Cheers Jürgen
On [DATE], "Priti Srinivasan" <[ADDRESS]> wrote:
Hi Jürgen,
To chage the no. of anisotropic compartments in a voxel in bedpostx you might have to run bedpostx_seychelles outside of tracula (instead of running trac-all -bedp)
bedpostx_seychelles -n 3 <path to dmri dir>
You can try this out to see if it works for you.
-Priti
Dear Tracula experts
Is it possible to change the number of fibres per voxel in bedpostx (from 2 to 3) within the trac-all command?
I did not see any option for that.
Thanks in advance Cheers Jürgen
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