> Thanks Dave,
>

I have one further question, I noticed that the kfa map looks a little
noisy for my test subject from our patient group (ventriculomegaly with
periventricular white matter damage). I have run DKE using both weak and
strong filtering and there is an obvious difference, but I am not sure
which is best to use. Would be able to take a quick look and let me know
which one looks better to use moving forward? Both have been run with the
background threshold of 20.
dki_kfa_T20_filter2.nii




dki_kfa_T20_filter1.nii

Thanks!
Corinna