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Jun 19, 2020 12:06 PM | george yerou
CMTK fails with no error or signal messages, "Ran 0 initial affine registrations of which 0 failed"
Dear CMTK user community,
When I run CMTK it fails and doesn't provide any error messages to suggest why, below I have outlined the output I receive:
george@george-VirtualBox:~/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder$ "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk/munger" -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk" -a -w -r 010203 -X 26 -C 8 -G 80 -R 4 -A '--accuracy 0.4' -W '--accuracy 0.4' -T 1 -s "refbrain/JRC2018_U.nrrd" images
hostname = george-VirtualBox; short hostname = george-VirtualBox
JOB ID =
Root directory is /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Changing to root directory: /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Setting image root to: images
Ran 0 initial affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 warp registrations
Reformatted 0 images
I have installed 2* versions of CMTK - one with the "install cmtk" option in fiji and one compiled from source following the steps outlined by Dr Torsten.
I get the same output when I replace -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk (which refers to the fiji binaries) with -b "/home/george/cmtk/build/bin" (which refers to binaries from the compiled CMTK version). Using the compiled version looked like it was working yesterday, however I cancelled the operation and when I tried rerunning it I haven't had any success since.
*I may also have a third version associated with the docker container for natverse I have installed.
I have been posting on the NBLAST FAQ page but thought this might be a more appropriate forum for this question.
I would be immensely grateful for any help!
When I run CMTK it fails and doesn't provide any error messages to suggest why, below I have outlined the output I receive:
george@george-VirtualBox:~/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder$ "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk/munger" -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk" -a -w -r 010203 -X 26 -C 8 -G 80 -R 4 -A '--accuracy 0.4' -W '--accuracy 0.4' -T 1 -s "refbrain/JRC2018_U.nrrd" images
hostname = george-VirtualBox; short hostname = george-VirtualBox
JOB ID =
Root directory is /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Changing to root directory: /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Setting image root to: images
Ran 0 initial affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 warp registrations
Reformatted 0 images
I have installed 2* versions of CMTK - one with the "install cmtk" option in fiji and one compiled from source following the steps outlined by Dr Torsten.
I get the same output when I replace -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk (which refers to the fiji binaries) with -b "/home/george/cmtk/build/bin" (which refers to binaries from the compiled CMTK version). Using the compiled version looked like it was working yesterday, however I cancelled the operation and when I tried rerunning it I haven't had any success since.
*I may also have a third version associated with the docker container for natverse I have installed.
I have been posting on the NBLAST FAQ page but thought this might be a more appropriate forum for this question.
I would be immensely grateful for any help!
Jun 19, 2020 07:06 PM | Greg Jefferis
RE: CMTK fails with no error or signal messages, "Ran 0 initial affine registrations of which 0 failed"
Hi George,
This is an issue relating to the munger script which is a contribution (by me) outside the core CMTK library.
There is actually no error message in what you paste below. munger just can't find anything to do. This suggests to me that you do not have any appropriate input images inside the images folder or possibly that there are outputs in the output folder that are tricking munger into thinking that you have already completed running the registrations. Can you show us the contents of /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder?
ls -R /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
All the best,
Greg.
Originally posted by george yerou:
This is an issue relating to the munger script which is a contribution (by me) outside the core CMTK library.
There is actually no error message in what you paste below. munger just can't find anything to do. This suggests to me that you do not have any appropriate input images inside the images folder or possibly that there are outputs in the output folder that are tricking munger into thinking that you have already completed running the registrations. Can you show us the contents of /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder?
ls -R /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
All the best,
Greg.
Originally posted by george yerou:
Dear CMTK user community,
When I run CMTK it fails and doesn't provide any error messages to suggest why, below I have outlined the output I receive:
george@george-VirtualBox:~/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder$ "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk/munger" -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk" -a -w -r 010203 -X 26 -C 8 -G 80 -R 4 -A '--accuracy 0.4' -W '--accuracy 0.4' -T 1 -s "refbrain/JRC2018_U.nrrd" images
hostname = george-VirtualBox; short hostname = george-VirtualBox
JOB ID =
Root directory is /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Changing to root directory: /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Setting image root to: images
Ran 0 initial affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 warp registrations
Reformatted 0 images
I have installed 2* versions of CMTK - one with the "install cmtk" option in fiji and one compiled from source following the steps outlined by Dr Torsten.
I get the same output when I replace -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk (which refers to the fiji binaries) with -b "/home/george/cmtk/build/bin" (which refers to binaries from the compiled CMTK version). Using the compiled version looked like it was working yesterday, however I cancelled the operation and when I tried rerunning it I haven't had any success since.
*I may also have a third version associated with the docker container for natverse I have installed.
I have been posting on the NBLAST FAQ page but thought this might be a more appropriate forum for this question.
I would be immensely grateful for any help!
When I run CMTK it fails and doesn't provide any error messages to suggest why, below I have outlined the output I receive:
george@george-VirtualBox:~/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder$ "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk/munger" -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk" -a -w -r 010203 -X 26 -C 8 -G 80 -R 4 -A '--accuracy 0.4' -W '--accuracy 0.4' -T 1 -s "refbrain/JRC2018_U.nrrd" images
hostname = george-VirtualBox; short hostname = george-VirtualBox
JOB ID =
Root directory is /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Changing to root directory: /home/george/Documents/expt/yourregistrationfolder
Setting image root to: images
Ran 0 initial affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 affine registrations of which 0 failed
Ran 0 warp registrations
Reformatted 0 images
I have installed 2* versions of CMTK - one with the "install cmtk" option in fiji and one compiled from source following the steps outlined by Dr Torsten.
I get the same output when I replace -b "/home/george/Fiji.app/bin/cmtk (which refers to the fiji binaries) with -b "/home/george/cmtk/build/bin" (which refers to binaries from the compiled CMTK version). Using the compiled version looked like it was working yesterday, however I cancelled the operation and when I tried rerunning it I haven't had any success since.
*I may also have a third version associated with the docker container for natverse I have installed.
I have been posting on the NBLAST FAQ page but thought this might be a more appropriate forum for this question.
I would be immensely grateful for any help!
Jun 21, 2020 04:06 PM | george yerou
RE: CMTK fails with no error or signal messages, "Ran 0 initial affine registrations of which 0 failed"
Thank you for your prompt response. You were correct in saying that
there was an output that was tricking munger into thinking the
transformation was already complete. Simply deleting these files
did the trick.
Best wishes,
George.
Best wishes,
George.