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New participant_create_template analysis_level #365
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still ironing things out..
was having memory issues with the large 100um datasets, and probably a good idea to add some more regularization implicitly..
@jordandekraker you can use this branch for your multihist7 tests, just run I still need to add the rules to load and resample manual volumetric subfield labels with the native surfaces, but otherwise is functional. |
I'm having an issue which I believe comes from #364
I suspect I need to add this new directory to my path (maybe in the top level Snakefile?) |
You should have |
yes its there, just not being seen by python scripts |
solved by using conda install (pip and poetry are currently broken):
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This is good to merge from my end, later I'd like to add in some logic to prepare the manifest and data files for registering a new template (ie commit to a repository, which could be your own repo, or the centralized one), but details of that in a future PR.. |
Adds a target rule for generating the files for using a subject as a surface template, i.e. just generating the native and unfold surfs, and metrics and subfields (i.e. everything required for an
atlas:
entry in the config file)..This is set-up as a new analysis-level, participant_create_template, which we would run for our multihist7 subjects. Could also use this in the future to make templates from MRI data, so one could get e.g. myelin maps or rsfmri connectivity as metrics (which could then be used in unfoldreg when a subject has that data)..
TODO: add sampling of manual volumetric segmentation into surface metric
Note: this includes commits from #364