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not just compare different feature sets with a fixed builtin model, but users can also input a model of their own choice. it does not limit exploration of new models or pipelines - they can use implementation of best practices while evaluating the such new models on features of their choice
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Sonia, please check and test the following improved things in SlicerDMRI before you come to Slicer day on Aug 30, 2016. Please share your per-module and overall feedback in a google document.
Improvements to check:
-- Overall module category reorganization for Diffusion.
-- Module changes: names, categories, GUI labels and descriptions (tooltips).
-- All module help pages.
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This pertains to #114. The documentation (chart; bottom left) creates confusion by suggesting that spatial normalization occurs in all instances, when in reality, it will only occur if user species --force-spatial-normalization or --use-syn-sdc/--force-syn
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All commands should have adequate inputs now, but some are missing full functionality
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I was told that dwiextract sometimes doesn't do bval rounding properly
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-shell list specify one or more diffusion-weighted gradient shells to use during processing, as a comma-separated list of the desired approximate b-values.
Similar to app-mrtrix3-preproc, we could update this App to always round bvals to the
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As suggested on this comment, it would be good to have a function for generating random affine matrix.
This is just a reminder.