yes, you can use --psf-col, --psf-row, and --psf-slice. --psf-col is the
FWHM in the left-right direction (when the images are axial), --psf-row
for the anterior-posterior, and --psf-slice is in the z-direction
On 4/6/16 12:39 PM, Ian Kennedy wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to specify a nonisotropic PSF when using mri_gtmpvc? I
have reason to believe there are differences between the axial and
transverse resolutions of the PET scanner in my study and would like
to incorporate them if possible.
Thanks,
Ian Kennedy
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