Hi,
Base on your "Practical Recommendations for dMRI Data Acquisitions"
https://tortoise.nibib.nih.gov/tortoise/data_acquisition
I'm wondering is our data suitable for using tortoise.
In particularly, our T2 scan has very thick slices(3.9). Is this a problem?
Here are our data specs:
Hello,
I have had TORTOISE for a while now and was interested in incorporating the modules into my workflow. I am on MacOS Catalina (Version 10.15.7). and using python 3. I can run the following command from the terminal just fine:
ImportNIFTI -i /Users/Tyler/Vol_1_LR.nii -b /Users/Tyler/Vol_1_LR.bval -v /Users/Tyler/Vol_1_LR.bvec -p vertical
However, when I run it using subprocess in Python 3, like the following:
>>> import subprocess
Hi Experts,
We have tried to install Tortoise on Redhat 7 using the installation instructions given for LINUX (https://tortoise.nibib.nih.gov/tortoise/v313/1-installing-tortoise)
While executing the last command "bash install_TORTOISE.bash" it failed to install tortoise and throws up an error as attached in tortoise.pdf .
Kindly suggest the needful
Dear Tortoise team,
I have some questions about the changes of histogram of b0 image after preprocessing including motion & eddy distortion correction, EPI correction (using DRBUDDI), gibbs ringing correction, denoising.
Hi, I wondered if you have any plans to run a training course (virtual/face-to-face/hybrid) this year or in 2021, please? I'm try to plan training for students and it would be great to know, if so. Many thanks, Ryckie Wade
Hi experts,
I noticed that the Import* from diffprep & Compute* from diffcalcv3 had non-zero exit codes (e.g. echo $?) when they completed. They ran fine locally, but when running in docker images (from latest ubuntu:18.04), they would exit the image because of this. Is there any consideration of letting the exit code be non-zero? Any insight would be appreciated.
Best,
Shengwei
Hi,
Just wonder what the unit should be for the ImportNIFTI -d & -D options (is it ms or sec.)? Also, how are these options used in the downstream analyses?
Thanks,
Shengwei
Hello,
I am new to TORTOISE and would like to use it within scripts written in Matlab. I have installed the toolbox to successfully use through the terminal, however, when I run it through Matlab using the command
!DIFFPREP
I get the following error:
dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/opt/llvm/lib/libomp.dylib
Referenced from: ... /TORTOISE_V3.2.0/DIFFPREPV320/bin/bin/DIFFPREP
Reason: image not found
DIFFPREP: Aborted
Hello,
I would like to use the output of TORTOISE into a FreeSurfer tool called AnatomiCuts to cluster white matter streamlines. The main inputs are a streamline file in .vtk format, and a .nii segmentation file. I have two questions regarded to the creation of these files.
1) I know from the GUI export menu that .vtk is natively supported by TORTOISE. However, I would like to keep the whole process in the command line. Is there a way to script this kind of export?
2) Does TORTOISE at any point output a brain map segmentation file (xxx_parc.nii.gz for example)?
Dear community,
where can I find the source code for TORTOISE? Thank you for your help :-)
Lea