NIfTI GZ I/O improved in r917
You should see a major speed improvement reading .nii.gz images, especially 4D images with split4dnii.
You should see a major speed improvement reading .nii.gz images, especially 4D images with split4dnii.
We’re having some disk and network problems, so no SVN access for now. Apologies for any inconvenience.
It can be hard to read the standard output from double2txt and related programs, so you may now add line or voxel numbers.
$ cat test/test4.raw | float2txt 6
0.000000E00
1.000000E00
2.000000E00
3.000000E00
4.000000E00
5.000000E00
6.000000E00
7.000000E00
$ cat test/test4.raw | float2txt 6 -linenum
0001 : 0.000000E00
0002 : 1.000000E00
0003 : 2.000000E00
0004 : 3.000000E00
0005 : 4.000000E00
0006 : 5.000000E00
0007 : 6.000000E00
0008 : 7.000000E00
$ cat test/test4.raw | float2txt 6 -components 4
—- Voxel : 0001 —-
0001 : 0.000000E00
0002 : 1.000000E00
0003 : 2.000000E00
0004 : 3.000000E00
—- Voxel : 0002 —-
0001 : 4.000000E00
0002 : 5.000000E00
0003 : 6.000000E00
0004 : 7.000000E00
Part of the Deep Sea Exhibition at the NHM, to be unveiled August 27th.

I fixed the scheme file and updated some of the commands to use newer programs. A bit less typing required to do things now than when this tutorial was first written.
Danny has put up a new tutorial on tractography with q-ball / PAS MRI data.
The visualizations shown in the tutorial are done with Geomview (OOGL format), but the tracts could also be displayed in VTK via the vtkstreamlines command.
scheme2fsl previously only converted version 0 scheme files - in r846 it will now work with any Camino scheme format and produces the FSL bval / bvec files.