There is a ticket in for fixing this, but we have not yet had a chance to get
it fixed. For now I would recommend using a solution like the HCP Pipeline
ACPCAlignment.sh module’s approach for rigidly aligning the data to a standard
space template. This will eliminate the oblique sform. In
Greg, my suggestion was an aggressive removal of the physiological noise
components without needing to rerun ICA+FIX.
It is also worth noting that the extant ³motion estimates² may not perform
as expected in multi-band fMRI data.
Matt.
On 6/1/16, 10:08 AM, "Burgess, Greg"
Yes, the images were acquired roughly along the AC-PC plane, but that
should be pretty common right?
Indeed, I see now that the even the HCP pipeline example data (unprocessed)
has some strange behavior when scrolling with the A C P boxed (or is this
intended?).
-M
On Wed, Jun 1, 2016 at 3:41
It looks like that fMRI at least are an oblique acquisition? Is the T1 oblique as well?
I’ve never been able to get oblique acquisitions to behave nicely in wb_view 1.1.0, but haven’t had opportunity to test it yet under 1.2.0. Hopefully one of the wb_view developers can give
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Hello,
I have come across a strange problem with wb_view where an MPRAGE image is
not displayed correctly. No image data is shown on screen, except for one
column of pixels in the LR-IS view. It is not possible to navigate through
the image as the "slice indices/coords" tab gives 0,0,0 values in