hi anastasia, i'm trying to debug a seg fault that some folks are seeing deep into a tracula run.
process: 1. feed dicoms to a script that runs DTIPrep and outputs a nifti file, bvec, bval (among checking for many artifacts, this reduces the b=0 volumes to a single registered mean volume, runs eddy correction, discards bad directions, reorients the gradients appropriately and generates a report of the quality) 2. run tracula on this nifti file observation: when i run fsl/dtifit on the same nifti file + bvec + bval, i get the proper orientation for eigvec1 lines. however, when i feed this into tracula, the output of the dtifit step looks terrible - i.e. the lines are not oriented as how one might expect water to diffuse. suspicion: although i have not reached the crash yet, i believe it might be related to this fact that the gradients are not oriented properly relative to the volume. i also suspect that this has something to do with the flip4fsl step inside tracula, which is possibly unnecessary because fsl already likes the input files. but it seems this step is encoded quite heavily within the trac-all scripts. questions: a. is there a quick way to turn the flip4fsl step off? b. alternatively do you have any suggestions for what to do here? the whole point of running through DTIPrep is to clean up the data before giving it to tracula or other programs, so i would really like to keep that step. cheers, satra
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