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  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Advanced Normalization Tools ( ANTs )

    It's unfortunately a P.I. requirement, which really is a pain because all my other ANTs scripts are in BASH, as you said, and at least using BASH fewer stupid questions come up.

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Advanced Normalization Tools ( ANTs )

    I think I solved my own problem. It's definitely not an ANTs thing, it's a tcsh thing. I just put set nonomatch above that command and it seems like it's working now. You can tell I'm not a computer person. I hate tcsh and don't get this behavior at all but I think this fixes the issue?

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Advanced Normalization Tools ( ANTs )

    Hey guys I'm really sorry but have one more issue I've run into. After changing up my .bash_profile as directed I have found that all my new ANTs scripts work as expected. However I tried to inset a command to antsAI in a tcsh script and am getting an error. I have removed the following command from the script: antsAI -c [10,0.000001,10] -d 3 -x /Volumes/DISS/templateflow/tpl-MNI152NLin2009cAsym/tpl-MNI152NLin2009cAsym_space-MNI_res-02_brainmask.nii.gz -m Mattes[/Volumes/DISS/templateflow/tpl-fMRIPrep/tpl-fMRIPrep_space-MNI_res-02_boldref.nii.gz,vr_base.nii,32,Regular,0.200000]...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Advanced Normalization Tools ( ANTs )

    Awesome, I'll go this route then. Incidentially this was my first thought but was not entirely sure what having a path that includes (in it's whole hierarchy) multiple copies of certain commands ( say antsRegistration) would do to that particular command. Thanks for the help, and for the explanation. It's very useful just for learning in general how repositories work.

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Advanced Normalization Tools ( ANTs )

    Oh jeezy ok, so I thought I had done this correctly but I'm not exactly sure WHAT happened but I apparently created a folder called /Applications/ANTs/bin/bin although I swear to God I c-maked to the correct directory. The new functions are in this /bin/bin directory instead of one up so when I try to run, say antsAI from any other folder I get the whole "command not found" error. So I just copied antsAI to the regular /Applications/ANTs/bin/ folder and this fixes the problem. So is it kosher for...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Advanced Normalization Tools ( ANTs )

    You know, I thought I had was smart enough to clone the repo where the binaries were but couldn't remember because I did it a year ago and couldn't really envision a scenario where I did NOT do that but, that's exactly what happened. Sorry for the dumbass question Nick, I really appreciate your help because for some reason this just wasn't occurring to me. Updated. Appreciate it.

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on Advanced Normalization Tools ( ANTs )

    Hey guys: This might be an easy one because I feel in my bones I'm just missing something obvious but: I need to update ANTs. Typing which ants gives me: /Applications/ANTs/bin/ants cd-ing into /Applications/ANTs and typing git pull origin master gives the error: fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git This happens for the /bin/ folder as well as all other folders in this hierarchy. I have a lot of programs 'linked' to ANTs so didn't want to do a complete reinstall for...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on PsPM

    Hi Dominik: I'm running a DCM on my fear conditioning study and wanted to double check something. I've got 3 CSs - a CS+ that is always followed by a shock 12s later, a CS- which is never followed by a shock, and a CST which is always followed by a shock but either 6, 8 ,10, or 12s later. My ISIs are also variable - 4, 6, 8 or 10s. When setting up my model I followed the DCM tutorial in that I made a timing file consisting of the onset & offset of all the CSs where the offset was when the shock occurred...

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