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Sep 15, 2015 05:09 PM | Greg Jefferis
RE: Applying warping registration to larger vol
Hi Will,
You can do this but you need to specify the appropriate target volume in your call to reformatx.
target would typically be e.g. the template-low-res.nrrd that you used for your registration, but it could be template-full-res.nrrd instead. This will work so long as your images are physically calibrated with consistent coordinate systems. You can also specify a template space using the --target-grid option, but the only wrinkle there is that it will be tagged as being in RAS anatomical space.
Best,
Greg.
You can do this but you need to specify the appropriate target volume in your call to reformatx.
reformatx [options] --floating floatingImg
target registration.list
target would typically be e.g. the template-low-res.nrrd that you used for your registration, but it could be template-full-res.nrrd instead. This will work so long as your images are physically calibrated with consistent coordinate systems. You can also specify a template space using the --target-grid option, but the only wrinkle there is that it will be tagged as being in RAS anatomical space.
Best,
Greg.
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