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voxel2image
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NAME
voxel2image - Converts voxel-order data to a series of 3D images.
SYNOPSIS
voxel2image -outputroot <root> -header <header> -components <N> [options]
DESCRIPTION
Converts voxel-order data files to 3D images, given a header with the same data
dimensions as the input data.
This program converts each component of the input data to a separate to 3D image. To
export diffusion tensors, see dt2nii(1).
EXAMPLES
Convert the components of the diffusion tensor eigen system.
cat dt.Bdouble | dteig | voxel2image -components 12 -outputroot dteig_
-header image.nii
Extract only L1 (primary eigenvalue) using shredder
cat dt.Bdouble | dteig | shredder 0 8 $((11*8)) | voxel2image -components 1 \
-outputroot dteig_L1 -header image.nii.gz
Export FA to an image
cat dt.Bdouble | fa | voxel2image -outputroot fa -header image.nii -gzip
OPTIONS
- -components <N>
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The number of components in the input data. The default is 1.
- -gzip
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Set gzip compression for the output image, if supported by the image format.
- -inputdatatype <data type of input>
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Specifies the data type of the input file. The data type can be any of the following
strings: "byte", "short", "int", "long", "float" or "double".
- -inputfile <filename>
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The name of the input file.
- -outputdatatype <data type of output>
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Specifies the data type of the output image. The data type can be any of the following
strings: "byte", "short", "int", "long", "float" or "double".
- -outputroot<root>
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Output file root. If there is one component, or output is to a vector, the output image is called
root.ext, otherwise output is numbered by component.
- -outputvector
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Output multi-component voxels to a single image.
AUTHORS
Philip Cook <camino@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
SEE ALSO
image2voxel(1), dt2nii(1)
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