[Mrtrix-discussion] normalise_tracks with FSL

Donald Tournier jdtournier at gmail.com
Fri Mar 28 07:25:40 PDT 2014


Hi Matteo,

I'm not sure I completely understand, are you saying that you used the
transformation coefficients produced by fnirt as input to the
normalise_tracks command? I can't see how that can work, normalise_tracks
expects a 4D image with 3 volumes (a vector of new positions in the target
space), so will probably fail if supplied with anything else - unless fnirt
stores its output as an image...? Never used fnirt myself...

In any case, the general idea (as documented in
http://www.brain.org.au/software/mrtrix/faq.html#normalise_tracks) is to
get whatever registration package you use to apply the same transform to a
specially crafted image (created using gen_unit_warp), and use the output
of that step as input for normalise_tracks. If this is what you did, it
might help if you could post the commands you used so we can figure out
where things might be going wrong...

Cheers,
Donald

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Dear MRtrix experts,
i would use the command normalise_tracks with the FNIRT output in FSL.
Do i have to use the fields coefficients output in the
normalise_tracks? When i tried this way i got a smaller .tck than the
original one (200M --> 600K) and i don't think it is correct! :)
thank you very much!
Regards

Matteo
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