mri_convert -at [warp.m3z]
Hope this helps a bit.
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Subject: Re: [Freesurfer] Understanding registration with mri_synthmorph
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Thanks Malte!
Would you recommend anything between saving deform transforms generated from
synthmorph, between .mgz or .nii.gz? Which in my case, are expected to be
passed
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Objet : Re: [Freesurfer] Understanding registration with mri_synthmorph
Hi Antoine,
Thanks for reaching out. Unless you're using a dev build of FreeSurfer,
mri_synthmorph may lag behind the dockerized version, which is likely why you
see a different behavior. For affine transforms, w
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Thank you very much!!
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Objet : Re: [Freesurfer] Understanding
Hi Antoine,
Thanks for reaching out. Unless you're using a dev build of FreeSurfer,
mri_synthmorph may lag behind the dockerized version, which is likely why you
see a different behavior. For affine transforms, we switched to LTA format to
track the source and target spaces. SynthMorph now save
