It looks great! Just needs to be shifted a bit. Thanks so much!
It ran to completion and the initial template looks great! If the whole job runs to completion I'll go ahead and close the issue.
Got it. Yeah it looks like the jobs may be iterating because it's queueing more jobs with different tags. I'm probably just impatient. 463821 qTRD bash tderamus R 1:45:36 1 trendscn010.rs.gsu.edu 463836 qTRD antsdef3 tderamus R 0:02 1 trendscn008.rs.gsu.edu 463837 qTRD antsdef3 tderamus R 0:02 1 trendscn007.rs.gsu.edu 463838 qTRD antsdef3 tderamus R 0:02 1 trendscn007.rs.gsu.edu 463835 qTRD antsdef3 tderamus R 0:22 1 trendscn008.rs.gsu.edu
Well I say that but it pops back in the queue every so often. 463832 qTRD antsdef2 tderamus R 0:20 1 trendscn008.rs.gsu.edu 463833 qTRD antsdef2 tderamus R 0:20 1 trendscn004.rs.gsu.edu 463834 qTRD antsdef2 tderamus R 0:20 1 trendscn004.rs.gsu.edu 463831 qTRD antsdef2 tderamus R 0:22 1 trendscn008.rs.gsu.edu
It does not. Thankfully that issue seems to be resolved with the right --partition flag, but it seems to hang up once the jobs have been run. I know the output says PENDING, but it's been done for quite a while. No longer see it in the squeue. antsMultivariateTemplateConstruction2.sh -d 3 -i 4 -k 1 -t SyN -m CC -c 5 -o /data/mialab/users/tderamus/Data_Fu^Con_DevCog/derivatives/Template_Maker/DevTemplate $zorkus (reverse-i-search)`sba': ^Catch TemplateMaker.job [tderamus@trendscn010 Template_Maker]$...
Oh. So just edit the script directly?
Did so. Same issue. Works just fine with serial but have quite a few images I need to do this with...... antsMultivariateTemplateConstruction2.sh -d 3 -i 4 -k 1 -t SyN -m CC -c 5 -o /data/mialab/users/tderamus/Data_Fusion_DevCog/derivatives/Template_Maker/DevTemplate $zorkus Creating template /data/mialab/users/tderamus/Data_Fusion_DevCog/derivatives/Template_Maker/DevTemplatetemplate0.nii.gz from a population average image from the inputs. /data/mialab/users/tderamus/Data_Fusion_DevCog/derivatives/Template_Maker/First_sub-M68228769_Session1_task-restclosed_bold.nii.gz...
Forgot to attach these.
Threw a different error this time: [tderamus@trendscn010 Template_Maker]$ zorkus=find "$(pwd)" -name "*task*.nii.gz" | head -n4 [tderamus@trendscn010 Template_Maker]$ antsMultivariateTemplateConstruction2.sh -d 3 -i 4 -k 1 -t SyN -m CC -c 5 -o DevTemplate $zorkus Creating template DevTemplatetemplate0.nii.gz from a population average image from the inputs. /data/mialab/users/tderamus/Data_Fusion_DevCog/derivatives/Template_Maker/First_sub-M68228769_Session1_task-restclosed_bold.nii.gz /data/mialab/users/tderamus/Data_Fusion_DevCog/derivatives/Template_Maker/First_sub-M87116562_Session1_task-restopen_bold.nii.gz...
Same error even when it's reduced to 3 dimensions: antsMultivariateTemplateConstruction2.sh -d 3 -j 6 -k 1 -n 0 -r 1 -t SyN -c 5 -o MY First_sub-M87192301_Session1_task-restopen_bold.nii.gz First_sub-M87192301_Session1_task-restclosed_bold.nii.gz First_sub-M68290751_Session1_task-restclosed_bold.nii.gz First_sub-M68290751_Session1_task-restopen_bold.nii.gz Creating template MYtemplate0.nii.gz from a population average image from the inputs. First_sub-M87192301_Session1_task-restopen_bold.nii.gz First_sub-M87192301_Session1_task-restclosed_bold.nii.gz...
I tried the full path and that didn't do it. I was hoping to do it with 4D data give the argument in the help: -d: ImageDimension: 2 or 3 (for 2 or 3 dimensional registration of single volume) ImageDimension: 4 (for template generation of time-series data) But it doesn't seem like that's working. I'll try the first image in the series and see what happens.
Hi all. I'm trying to build a subject-specific template for some pediatric timeseries data. antsMultivariateTemplateConstruction2.sh -d 4 -j 6 -k 1 -n 0 -r 1 -t SyN -c 5 -o MY sub-M87192301_Session1_task-restopen_bold.nii.gz sub-M87192301_Session1_task-restclosed_bold.nii.gz sub-M68290751_Session1_task-restclosed_bold.nii.gz sub-M68290751_Session1_task-restopen_bold.nii.gz All of the timeseries are in a folder, but the slurm scripts being generated don't seem to look like slurm scripts and it looks...