NifTK
16.4.1 - 0798f20
CMIC's Translational Medical Imaging Platform
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This script is for atrophy calculation using Boundary Shift Integral (BSI). Usage: niftkAtrophyCalculator.py -in baseline_input_file follow_up_input_file -mask baseline_mask_file follow_up_mask_file -out output_file Mandatory Arguments: -in <f1> <f2> : are the two input files (f1 baseline and f2 follow-up) -out <filename> : is the output file with the computed BSI -mask <f1> <f2> : are the two input brain masks (f1 baseline and f2 follow-up) Optional Arguments BSI computation: -gbsi : computes BSI using generalized BSI by ... [DEFAULT] -knbsi : computes BSI using K-means BSI by Leung et al. Neuroimage 2010 -pbsi : computes BSI using probabilistic BSI by Ledig et al. MICCAI 2012 -pbsig : computes BSI using probabilistic BSI with gamma=1 as in Ledig et al. MICCAI 2012 -sw : single window BSI, CSF-GM, Freeborough et al. 1997 TMI [DEFAULT] -dw : applies double window BSI, it computes BSI between CSF-GM and WM-GM as in Leung et al. Neuroimage 2010 Optional Arguments: -t2 : computes BSI taking into account that we are using T2 images as input data -lesion <f1> <f2> : are the two input lesion masks (f1 baseline and f2 follow-up) -dil_sub : number of dilations for lesion masks, useful for lesion substraction. [0-4, by default 1] -sublesion : substract lesions mask from the brain mask for BSI calculation -fill : activates filling lesions script Declan T. Chard et al. JMRI 2010 -dil_fill : number of dilations for lesion masks during the lesion filling. [0-4, by default 0] -roi <f1> <f2> : are two extra ROI masks for BSI calculation over a specific region like hippocampus (f1 baseline and f2 follow-up) -xor <filename> : outputs file with the XOR region where BSI integral is calculated -n3 : apply Boyes et al. Neuroimage 2008 bias field correction method process using N3 -n4 : apply Boyes et al. Neuroimage 2008 bias field correction method process using N4, mutual exclusive with -n3 argument -atlas_mask <filename>: is the mask atlas file (default: /usr/share/fsl/data/standard/MNI152_T1_2mm_brain_mask_dil.nii.gz) -atlas_head <filename>: is to the atlas data file (ex: /usr/share/fsl/data/standard/MNI152_T1_2mm.nii.gz) -tkn <n> : number of classes for K-Means [2 or 3, by default 3] -dil_kmeans : number of dilations for K-Means [0-4, by default 3] -iso : transform input images to 1mm isometric voxels -debug : debug mode doesn't delete temporary intermediate images -output_dir <path> : specify the output dir name -not_web : don't open web browser showing results Recomendations: Check that it exists an important overlapping between mask, headmask, head and input file.