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  1. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/__init__.py +130 -0
  2. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/afdconnectivity.py +445 -0
  3. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/amp2response.py +453 -0
  4. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/amp2sh.py +656 -0
  5. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/connectome2tck.py +470 -0
  6. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/connectomeedit.py +338 -0
  7. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/connectomestats.py +767 -0
  8. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dcmedit.py +440 -0
  9. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dcminfo.py +416 -0
  10. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dirflip.py +362 -0
  11. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dirgen.py +423 -0
  12. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dirmerge.py +365 -0
  13. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dirorder.py +347 -0
  14. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dirsplit.py +358 -0
  15. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dirstat.py +530 -0
  16. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwi2adc.py +428 -0
  17. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwi2fod.py +879 -0
  18. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwi2mask.py +463 -0
  19. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwi2response.py +1295 -0
  20. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwi2tensor.py +587 -0
  21. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwibiascorrect.py +467 -0
  22. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwidenoise.py +478 -0
  23. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwiextract.py +825 -0
  24. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/dwigradcheck.py +534 -0
  25. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixel2peaks.py +452 -0
  26. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixel2sh.py +357 -0
  27. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixel2tsf.py +357 -0
  28. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixel2voxel.py +437 -0
  29. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixelcfestats.py +893 -0
  30. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixelconnectivity.py +391 -0
  31. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixelconvert.py +588 -0
  32. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixelcorrespondence.py +371 -0
  33. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixelcrop.py +348 -0
  34. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixelfilter.py +616 -0
  35. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fixelreorient.py +361 -0
  36. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fod2dec.py +469 -0
  37. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/fod2fixel.py +530 -0
  38. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/label2colour.py +351 -0
  39. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/label2mesh.py +343 -0
  40. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/labelconvert.py +377 -0
  41. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/labelstats.py +344 -0
  42. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/maskdump.py +336 -0
  43. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/maskfilter.py +537 -0
  44. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mesh2voxel.py +348 -0
  45. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/meshconvert.py +410 -0
  46. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/meshfilter.py +370 -0
  47. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mraverageheader.py +396 -0
  48. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrcalc.py +3047 -0
  49. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrcat.py +382 -0
  50. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrcentroid.py +344 -0
  51. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrcheckerboardmask.py +363 -0
  52. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrclusterstats.py +736 -0
  53. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrcolour.py +401 -0
  54. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrconvert.py +1423 -0
  55. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrdegibbs.py +443 -0
  56. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrdump.py +351 -0
  57. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mredit.py +546 -0
  58. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrfilter.py +716 -0
  59. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrgrid.py +819 -0
  60. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrhistmatch.py +403 -0
  61. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrhistogram.py +393 -0
  62. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrinfo.py +990 -0
  63. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrmath.py +413 -0
  64. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrmetric.py +425 -0
  65. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrregister.py +1676 -0
  66. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrstats.py +427 -0
  67. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrthreshold.py +549 -0
  68. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mrtransform.py +1061 -0
  69. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/mtnormalise.py +596 -0
  70. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/peaks2amp.py +334 -0
  71. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/peaks2fixel.py +349 -0
  72. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/responsemean.py +316 -0
  73. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/sh2amp.py +640 -0
  74. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/sh2peaks.py +505 -0
  75. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/sh2power.py +353 -0
  76. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/sh2response.py +394 -0
  77. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/shbasis.py +373 -0
  78. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/shconv.py +498 -0
  79. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tck2connectome.py +580 -0
  80. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tck2fixel.py +363 -0
  81. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckconvert.py +580 -0
  82. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckdfc.py +551 -0
  83. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckedit.py +1003 -0
  84. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckgen.py +1983 -0
  85. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckglobal.py +758 -0
  86. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckinfo.py +329 -0
  87. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckmap.py +772 -0
  88. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckresample.py +580 -0
  89. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tcksample.py +404 -0
  90. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tcksift.py +592 -0
  91. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tcksift2.py +730 -0
  92. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tckstats.py +441 -0
  93. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tcktransform.py +340 -0
  94. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tensor2metric.py +544 -0
  95. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/transformcalc.py +344 -0
  96. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/transformcompose.py +465 -0
  97. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/transformconvert.py +346 -0
  98. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tsfdivide.py +340 -0
  99. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tsfinfo.py +344 -0
  100. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tsfmult.py +340 -0
  101. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tsfsmooth.py +347 -0
  102. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tsfthreshold.py +349 -0
  103. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/tsfvalidate.py +328 -0
  104. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/v_5tt2gmwmi.py +359 -0
  105. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/v_5tt2vis.py +412 -0
  106. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/v_5ttcheck.py +337 -0
  107. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/v_5ttedit.py +420 -0
  108. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/v_5ttgen.py +816 -0
  109. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/vectorstats.py +585 -0
  110. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/voxel2fixel.py +350 -0
  111. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/voxel2mesh.py +376 -0
  112. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/warp2metric.py +449 -0
  113. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/warpconvert.py +411 -0
  114. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/warpcorrect.py +368 -0
  115. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/warpinit.py +356 -0
  116. niwrap_mrtrix/mrtrix/warpinvert.py +370 -0
  117. niwrap_mrtrix-0.5.0.dist-info/METADATA +8 -0
  118. niwrap_mrtrix-0.5.0.dist-info/RECORD +119 -0
  119. niwrap_mrtrix-0.5.0.dist-info/WHEEL +4 -0
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+ # This file was auto generated by Styx.
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+ # Do not edit this file directly.
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+
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+ import typing
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+ import pathlib
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+ from styxdefs import *
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+
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+ MRTRANSFORM_METADATA = Metadata(
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+ id="faaa07c120c0bcc84911ab27778920e0d881a5ea.boutiques",
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+ name="mrtransform",
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+ package="mrtrix",
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+ container_image_tag="mrtrix3/mrtrix3:3.0.4",
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+ )
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+
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+
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+ MrtransformFslgradParameters = typing.TypedDict('MrtransformFslgradParameters', {
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+ "__STYX_TYPE__": typing.Literal["fslgrad"],
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+ "bvecs": InputPathType,
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+ "bvals": InputPathType,
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+ })
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+
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+
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+ MrtransformExportGradFslParameters = typing.TypedDict('MrtransformExportGradFslParameters', {
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+ "__STYX_TYPE__": typing.Literal["export_grad_fsl"],
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+ "bvecs_path": str,
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+ "bvals_path": str,
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+ })
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+
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+
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+ MrtransformVariousStringParameters = typing.TypedDict('MrtransformVariousStringParameters', {
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+ "__STYX_TYPE__": typing.Literal["VariousString"],
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+ "obj": str,
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+ })
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+
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+
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+ MrtransformVariousFileParameters = typing.TypedDict('MrtransformVariousFileParameters', {
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+ "__STYX_TYPE__": typing.Literal["VariousFile"],
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+ "obj": InputPathType,
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+ })
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+
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+
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+ MrtransformConfigParameters = typing.TypedDict('MrtransformConfigParameters', {
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+ "__STYX_TYPE__": typing.Literal["config"],
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+ "key": str,
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+ "value": str,
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+ })
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+
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+
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+ MrtransformParameters = typing.TypedDict('MrtransformParameters', {
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+ "__STYX_TYPE__": typing.Literal["mrtransform"],
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+ "linear": typing.NotRequired[InputPathType | None],
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+ "flip": typing.NotRequired[list[int] | None],
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+ "inverse": bool,
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+ "half": bool,
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+ "replace": typing.NotRequired[InputPathType | None],
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+ "identity": bool,
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+ "template": typing.NotRequired[InputPathType | None],
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+ "midway_space": bool,
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+ "interp": typing.NotRequired[str | None],
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+ "oversample": typing.NotRequired[list[int] | None],
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+ "warp": typing.NotRequired[InputPathType | None],
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+ "warp_full": typing.NotRequired[InputPathType | None],
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+ "from": typing.NotRequired[int | None],
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+ "modulate": typing.NotRequired[str | None],
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+ "directions": typing.NotRequired[InputPathType | None],
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+ "reorient_fod": typing.NotRequired[str | None],
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+ "grad": typing.NotRequired[InputPathType | None],
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+ "fslgrad": typing.NotRequired[MrtransformFslgradParameters | None],
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+ "export_grad_mrtrix": typing.NotRequired[str | None],
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+ "export_grad_fsl": typing.NotRequired[MrtransformExportGradFslParameters | None],
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+ "datatype": typing.NotRequired[str | None],
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+ "strides": typing.NotRequired[typing.Union[MrtransformVariousStringParameters, MrtransformVariousFileParameters] | None],
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+ "nan": bool,
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+ "no_reorientation": bool,
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+ "info": bool,
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+ "quiet": bool,
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+ "debug": bool,
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+ "force": bool,
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+ "nthreads": typing.NotRequired[int | None],
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+ "config": typing.NotRequired[list[MrtransformConfigParameters] | None],
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+ "help": bool,
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+ "version": bool,
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+ "input": InputPathType,
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+ "output": str,
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+ })
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+
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+
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+ def dyn_cargs(
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+ t: str,
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+ ) -> typing.Any:
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+ """
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+ Get build cargs function by command type.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ t: Command type.
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+ Returns:
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+ Build cargs function.
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+ """
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+ return {
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+ "mrtransform": mrtransform_cargs,
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+ "fslgrad": mrtransform_fslgrad_cargs,
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+ "export_grad_fsl": mrtransform_export_grad_fsl_cargs,
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+ "VariousString": mrtransform_various_string_cargs,
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+ "VariousFile": mrtransform_various_file_cargs,
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+ "config": mrtransform_config_cargs,
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+ }.get(t)
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+
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+
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+ def dyn_outputs(
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+ t: str,
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+ ) -> typing.Any:
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+ """
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+ Get build outputs function by command type.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ t: Command type.
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+ Returns:
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+ Build outputs function.
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+ """
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+ return {
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+ "mrtransform": mrtransform_outputs,
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+ "export_grad_fsl": mrtransform_export_grad_fsl_outputs,
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+ }.get(t)
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_fslgrad_params(
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+ bvecs: InputPathType,
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+ bvals: InputPathType,
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+ ) -> MrtransformFslgradParameters:
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+ """
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+ Build parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ bvecs: Provide the diffusion-weighted gradient scheme used in the\
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+ acquisition in FSL bvecs/bvals format files. If a diffusion gradient\
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+ scheme is present in the input image header, the data provided with\
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+ this option will be instead used.
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+ bvals: Provide the diffusion-weighted gradient scheme used in the\
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+ acquisition in FSL bvecs/bvals format files. If a diffusion gradient\
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+ scheme is present in the input image header, the data provided with\
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+ this option will be instead used.
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+ Returns:
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+ Parameter dictionary
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+ """
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+ params = {
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+ "__STYXTYPE__": "fslgrad",
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+ "bvecs": bvecs,
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+ "bvals": bvals,
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+ }
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+ return params
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_fslgrad_cargs(
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+ params: MrtransformFslgradParameters,
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+ execution: Execution,
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+ ) -> list[str]:
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+ """
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+ Build command-line arguments from parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ params: The parameters.
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+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
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+ Returns:
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+ Command-line arguments.
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+ """
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+ cargs = []
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+ cargs.append("-fslgrad")
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+ cargs.append(execution.input_file(params.get("bvecs")))
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+ cargs.append(execution.input_file(params.get("bvals")))
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+ return cargs
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+
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+
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+ class MrtransformExportGradFslOutputs(typing.NamedTuple):
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+ """
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+ Output object returned when calling `MrtransformExportGradFslParameters | None(...)`.
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+ """
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+ root: OutputPathType
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+ """Output root folder. This is the root folder for all outputs."""
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+ bvecs_path: OutputPathType
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+ """export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to files in FSL (bvecs /
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+ bvals) format"""
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+ bvals_path: OutputPathType
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+ """export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to files in FSL (bvecs /
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+ bvals) format"""
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_export_grad_fsl_params(
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+ bvecs_path: str,
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+ bvals_path: str,
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+ ) -> MrtransformExportGradFslParameters:
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+ """
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+ Build parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ bvecs_path: export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to files in\
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+ FSL (bvecs / bvals) format.
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+ bvals_path: export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to files in\
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+ FSL (bvecs / bvals) format.
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+ Returns:
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+ Parameter dictionary
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+ """
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+ params = {
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+ "__STYXTYPE__": "export_grad_fsl",
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+ "bvecs_path": bvecs_path,
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+ "bvals_path": bvals_path,
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+ }
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+ return params
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_export_grad_fsl_cargs(
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+ params: MrtransformExportGradFslParameters,
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+ execution: Execution,
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+ ) -> list[str]:
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+ """
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+ Build command-line arguments from parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ params: The parameters.
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+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
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+ Returns:
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+ Command-line arguments.
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+ """
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+ cargs = []
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+ cargs.append("-export_grad_fsl")
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+ cargs.append(params.get("bvecs_path"))
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+ cargs.append(params.get("bvals_path"))
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+ return cargs
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_export_grad_fsl_outputs(
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+ params: MrtransformExportGradFslParameters,
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+ execution: Execution,
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+ ) -> MrtransformExportGradFslOutputs:
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+ """
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+ Build outputs object containing output file paths and possibly stdout/stderr.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ params: The parameters.
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+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
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+ Returns:
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+ Outputs object.
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+ """
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+ ret = MrtransformExportGradFslOutputs(
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+ root=execution.output_file("."),
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+ bvecs_path=execution.output_file(params.get("bvecs_path")),
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+ bvals_path=execution.output_file(params.get("bvals_path")),
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+ )
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+ return ret
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_various_string_params(
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+ obj: str,
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+ ) -> MrtransformVariousStringParameters:
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+ """
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+ Build parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ obj: String object.
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+ Returns:
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+ Parameter dictionary
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+ """
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+ params = {
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+ "__STYXTYPE__": "VariousString",
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+ "obj": obj,
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+ }
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+ return params
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_various_string_cargs(
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+ params: MrtransformVariousStringParameters,
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+ execution: Execution,
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+ ) -> list[str]:
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+ """
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+ Build command-line arguments from parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ params: The parameters.
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+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
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+ Returns:
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+ Command-line arguments.
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+ """
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+ cargs = []
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+ cargs.append(params.get("obj"))
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+ return cargs
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_various_file_params(
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+ obj: InputPathType,
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+ ) -> MrtransformVariousFileParameters:
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+ """
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+ Build parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ obj: File object.
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+ Returns:
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+ Parameter dictionary
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+ """
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+ params = {
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+ "__STYXTYPE__": "VariousFile",
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+ "obj": obj,
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+ }
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+ return params
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_various_file_cargs(
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+ params: MrtransformVariousFileParameters,
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+ execution: Execution,
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+ ) -> list[str]:
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+ """
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+ Build command-line arguments from parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ params: The parameters.
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+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
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+ Returns:
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+ Command-line arguments.
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+ """
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+ cargs = []
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+ cargs.append(execution.input_file(params.get("obj")))
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+ return cargs
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_config_params(
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+ key: str,
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+ value: str,
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+ ) -> MrtransformConfigParameters:
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+ """
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+ Build parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ key: temporarily set the value of an MRtrix config file entry.
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+ value: temporarily set the value of an MRtrix config file entry.
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+ Returns:
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+ Parameter dictionary
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+ """
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+ params = {
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+ "__STYXTYPE__": "config",
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+ "key": key,
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+ "value": value,
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+ }
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+ return params
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_config_cargs(
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+ params: MrtransformConfigParameters,
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+ execution: Execution,
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+ ) -> list[str]:
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+ """
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+ Build command-line arguments from parameters.
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+
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+ Args:
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+ params: The parameters.
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+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
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+ Returns:
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+ Command-line arguments.
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+ """
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+ cargs = []
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+ cargs.append("-config")
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+ cargs.append(params.get("key"))
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+ cargs.append(params.get("value"))
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+ return cargs
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+
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+
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+ class MrtransformOutputs(typing.NamedTuple):
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+ """
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+ Output object returned when calling `mrtransform(...)`.
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+ """
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+ root: OutputPathType
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+ """Output root folder. This is the root folder for all outputs."""
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+ output: OutputPathType
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+ """the output image."""
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+ export_grad_mrtrix: OutputPathType | None
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+ """export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to file in MRtrix format """
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+ export_grad_fsl: MrtransformExportGradFslOutputs | None
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+ """Outputs from `mrtransform_export_grad_fsl_outputs`."""
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+
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+
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+ def mrtransform_params(
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+ input_: InputPathType,
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+ output: str,
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+ linear: InputPathType | None = None,
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+ flip: list[int] | None = None,
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+ inverse: bool = False,
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+ half: bool = False,
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+ replace: InputPathType | None = None,
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+ identity: bool = False,
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+ template: InputPathType | None = None,
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+ midway_space: bool = False,
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+ interp: str | None = None,
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+ oversample: list[int] | None = None,
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+ warp: InputPathType | None = None,
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+ warp_full: InputPathType | None = None,
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+ from_: int | None = None,
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+ modulate: str | None = None,
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+ directions: InputPathType | None = None,
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+ reorient_fod: str | None = None,
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+ grad: InputPathType | None = None,
398
+ fslgrad: MrtransformFslgradParameters | None = None,
399
+ export_grad_mrtrix: str | None = None,
400
+ export_grad_fsl: MrtransformExportGradFslParameters | None = None,
401
+ datatype: str | None = None,
402
+ strides: typing.Union[MrtransformVariousStringParameters, MrtransformVariousFileParameters] | None = None,
403
+ nan: bool = False,
404
+ no_reorientation: bool = False,
405
+ info: bool = False,
406
+ quiet: bool = False,
407
+ debug: bool = False,
408
+ force: bool = False,
409
+ nthreads: int | None = None,
410
+ config: list[MrtransformConfigParameters] | None = None,
411
+ help_: bool = False,
412
+ version: bool = False,
413
+ ) -> MrtransformParameters:
414
+ """
415
+ Build parameters.
416
+
417
+ Args:
418
+ input_: input image to be transformed.
419
+ output: the output image.
420
+ linear: specify a linear transform to apply, in the form of a 3x4 or\
421
+ 4x4 ascii file. Note the standard 'reverse' convention is used, where\
422
+ the transform maps points in the template image to the moving image.\
423
+ Note that the reverse convention is still assumed even if no -template\
424
+ image is supplied.
425
+ flip: flip the specified axes, provided as a comma-separated list of\
426
+ indices (0:x, 1:y, 2:z).
427
+ inverse: apply the inverse transformation.
428
+ half: apply the matrix square root of the transformation. This can be\
429
+ combined with the inverse option.
430
+ replace: replace the linear transform of the original image by that\
431
+ specified, rather than applying it to the original image. The specified\
432
+ transform can be either a template image, or a 3x4 or 4x4 ascii file.
433
+ identity: set the header transform of the image to the identity matrix.
434
+ template: reslice the input image to match the specified template image\
435
+ grid.
436
+ midway_space: reslice the input image to the midway space. Requires\
437
+ either the -template or -warp option. If used with -template and\
438
+ -linear option the input image will be resliced onto the grid halfway\
439
+ between the input and template. If used with the -warp option the input\
440
+ will be warped to the midway space defined by the grid of the input\
441
+ warp (i.e. half way between image1 and image2).
442
+ interp: set the interpolation method to use when reslicing (choices:\
443
+ nearest, linear, cubic, sinc. Default: cubic).
444
+ oversample: set the amount of over-sampling (in the target space) to\
445
+ perform when regridding. This is particularly relevant when downsamping\
446
+ a high-resolution image to a low-resolution image, to avoid aliasing\
447
+ artefacts. This can consist of a single integer, or a comma-separated\
448
+ list of 3 integers if different oversampling factors are desired along\
449
+ the different axes. Default is determined from ratio of voxel\
450
+ dimensions (disabled for nearest-neighbour interpolation).
451
+ warp: apply a non-linear 4D deformation field to warp the input image.\
452
+ Each voxel in the deformation field must define the scanner space\
453
+ position that will be used to interpolate the input image during\
454
+ warping (i.e. pull-back/reverse warp convention). If the -template\
455
+ image is also supplied the deformation field will be resliced first to\
456
+ the template image grid. If no -template option is supplied then the\
457
+ output image will have the same image grid as the deformation field.\
458
+ This option can be used in combination with the -affine option, in\
459
+ which case the affine will be applied first).
460
+ warp_full: warp the input image using a 5D warp file output from\
461
+ mrregister. Any linear transforms in the warp image header will also be\
462
+ applied. The -warp_full option must be used in combination with either\
463
+ the -template option or the -midway_space option. If a -template image\
464
+ is supplied then the full warp will be used. By default the\
465
+ image1->image2 transform will be applied, however the -from 2 option\
466
+ can be used to apply the image2->image1 transform. Use the\
467
+ -midway_space option to warp the input image to the midway space. The\
468
+ -from option can also be used to define which warp to use when\
469
+ transforming to midway space.
470
+ from_: used to define which space the input image is when using the\
471
+ -warp_mid option. Use -from 1 to warp from image1 or -from 2 to warp\
472
+ from image2.
473
+ modulate: Valid choices are: fod and jac.\
474
+ fod: modulate FODs during reorientation to preserve the apparent\
475
+ fibre density across fibre bundle widths before and after the\
476
+ transformation.\
477
+ jac: modulate the image intensity with the determinant of the\
478
+ Jacobian of the warp of linear transformation to preserve the total\
479
+ intensity before and after the transformation.
480
+ directions: directions defining the number and orientation of the\
481
+ apodised point spread functions used in FOD reorientation (Default: 300\
482
+ directions).
483
+ reorient_fod: specify whether to perform FOD reorientation. This is\
484
+ required if the number of volumes in the 4th dimension corresponds to\
485
+ the number of coefficients in an antipodally symmetric spherical\
486
+ harmonic series with lmax >= 2 (i.e. 6, 15, 28, 45, 66 volumes).
487
+ grad: Provide the diffusion-weighted gradient scheme used in the\
488
+ acquisition in a text file. This should be supplied as a 4xN text file\
489
+ with each line is in the format [ X Y Z b ], where [ X Y Z ] describe\
490
+ the direction of the applied gradient, and b gives the b-value in units\
491
+ of s/mm^2. If a diffusion gradient scheme is present in the input image\
492
+ header, the data provided with this option will be instead used.
493
+ fslgrad: Provide the diffusion-weighted gradient scheme used in the\
494
+ acquisition in FSL bvecs/bvals format files. If a diffusion gradient\
495
+ scheme is present in the input image header, the data provided with\
496
+ this option will be instead used.
497
+ export_grad_mrtrix: export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to\
498
+ file in MRtrix format.
499
+ export_grad_fsl: export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to files\
500
+ in FSL (bvecs / bvals) format.
501
+ datatype: specify output image data type. Valid choices are: float32,\
502
+ float32le, float32be, float64, float64le, float64be, int64, uint64,\
503
+ int64le, uint64le, int64be, uint64be, int32, uint32, int32le, uint32le,\
504
+ int32be, uint32be, int16, uint16, int16le, uint16le, int16be, uint16be,\
505
+ cfloat32, cfloat32le, cfloat32be, cfloat64, cfloat64le, cfloat64be,\
506
+ int8, uint8, bit.
507
+ strides: specify the strides of the output data in memory; either as a\
508
+ comma-separated list of (signed) integers, or as a template image from\
509
+ which the strides shall be extracted and used. The actual strides\
510
+ produced will depend on whether the output image format can support it.
511
+ nan: Use NaN as the out of bounds value (Default: 0.0).
512
+ no_reorientation: deprecated, use -reorient_fod instead.
513
+ info: display information messages.
514
+ quiet: do not display information messages or progress status;\
515
+ alternatively, this can be achieved by setting the MRTRIX_QUIET\
516
+ environment variable to a non-empty string.
517
+ debug: display debugging messages.
518
+ force: force overwrite of output files (caution: using the same file as\
519
+ input and output might cause unexpected behaviour).
520
+ nthreads: use this number of threads in multi-threaded applications\
521
+ (set to 0 to disable multi-threading).
522
+ config: temporarily set the value of an MRtrix config file entry.
523
+ help_: display this information page and exit.
524
+ version: display version information and exit.
525
+ Returns:
526
+ Parameter dictionary
527
+ """
528
+ params = {
529
+ "__STYXTYPE__": "mrtransform",
530
+ "inverse": inverse,
531
+ "half": half,
532
+ "identity": identity,
533
+ "midway_space": midway_space,
534
+ "nan": nan,
535
+ "no_reorientation": no_reorientation,
536
+ "info": info,
537
+ "quiet": quiet,
538
+ "debug": debug,
539
+ "force": force,
540
+ "help": help_,
541
+ "version": version,
542
+ "input": input_,
543
+ "output": output,
544
+ }
545
+ if linear is not None:
546
+ params["linear"] = linear
547
+ if flip is not None:
548
+ params["flip"] = flip
549
+ if replace is not None:
550
+ params["replace"] = replace
551
+ if template is not None:
552
+ params["template"] = template
553
+ if interp is not None:
554
+ params["interp"] = interp
555
+ if oversample is not None:
556
+ params["oversample"] = oversample
557
+ if warp is not None:
558
+ params["warp"] = warp
559
+ if warp_full is not None:
560
+ params["warp_full"] = warp_full
561
+ if from_ is not None:
562
+ params["from"] = from_
563
+ if modulate is not None:
564
+ params["modulate"] = modulate
565
+ if directions is not None:
566
+ params["directions"] = directions
567
+ if reorient_fod is not None:
568
+ params["reorient_fod"] = reorient_fod
569
+ if grad is not None:
570
+ params["grad"] = grad
571
+ if fslgrad is not None:
572
+ params["fslgrad"] = fslgrad
573
+ if export_grad_mrtrix is not None:
574
+ params["export_grad_mrtrix"] = export_grad_mrtrix
575
+ if export_grad_fsl is not None:
576
+ params["export_grad_fsl"] = export_grad_fsl
577
+ if datatype is not None:
578
+ params["datatype"] = datatype
579
+ if strides is not None:
580
+ params["strides"] = strides
581
+ if nthreads is not None:
582
+ params["nthreads"] = nthreads
583
+ if config is not None:
584
+ params["config"] = config
585
+ return params
586
+
587
+
588
+ def mrtransform_cargs(
589
+ params: MrtransformParameters,
590
+ execution: Execution,
591
+ ) -> list[str]:
592
+ """
593
+ Build command-line arguments from parameters.
594
+
595
+ Args:
596
+ params: The parameters.
597
+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
598
+ Returns:
599
+ Command-line arguments.
600
+ """
601
+ cargs = []
602
+ cargs.append("mrtransform")
603
+ if params.get("linear") is not None:
604
+ cargs.extend([
605
+ "-linear",
606
+ execution.input_file(params.get("linear"))
607
+ ])
608
+ if params.get("flip") is not None:
609
+ cargs.extend([
610
+ "-flip",
611
+ ",".join(map(str, params.get("flip")))
612
+ ])
613
+ if params.get("inverse"):
614
+ cargs.append("-inverse")
615
+ if params.get("half"):
616
+ cargs.append("-half")
617
+ if params.get("replace") is not None:
618
+ cargs.extend([
619
+ "-replace",
620
+ execution.input_file(params.get("replace"))
621
+ ])
622
+ if params.get("identity"):
623
+ cargs.append("-identity")
624
+ if params.get("template") is not None:
625
+ cargs.extend([
626
+ "-template",
627
+ execution.input_file(params.get("template"))
628
+ ])
629
+ if params.get("midway_space"):
630
+ cargs.append("-midway_space")
631
+ if params.get("interp") is not None:
632
+ cargs.extend([
633
+ "-interp",
634
+ params.get("interp")
635
+ ])
636
+ if params.get("oversample") is not None:
637
+ cargs.extend([
638
+ "-oversample",
639
+ ",".join(map(str, params.get("oversample")))
640
+ ])
641
+ if params.get("warp") is not None:
642
+ cargs.extend([
643
+ "-warp",
644
+ execution.input_file(params.get("warp"))
645
+ ])
646
+ if params.get("warp_full") is not None:
647
+ cargs.extend([
648
+ "-warp_full",
649
+ execution.input_file(params.get("warp_full"))
650
+ ])
651
+ if params.get("from") is not None:
652
+ cargs.extend([
653
+ "-from",
654
+ str(params.get("from"))
655
+ ])
656
+ if params.get("modulate") is not None:
657
+ cargs.extend([
658
+ "-modulate",
659
+ params.get("modulate")
660
+ ])
661
+ if params.get("directions") is not None:
662
+ cargs.extend([
663
+ "-directions",
664
+ execution.input_file(params.get("directions"))
665
+ ])
666
+ if params.get("reorient_fod") is not None:
667
+ cargs.extend([
668
+ "-reorient_fod",
669
+ params.get("reorient_fod")
670
+ ])
671
+ if params.get("grad") is not None:
672
+ cargs.extend([
673
+ "-grad",
674
+ execution.input_file(params.get("grad"))
675
+ ])
676
+ if params.get("fslgrad") is not None:
677
+ cargs.extend(dyn_cargs(params.get("fslgrad")["__STYXTYPE__"])(params.get("fslgrad"), execution))
678
+ if params.get("export_grad_mrtrix") is not None:
679
+ cargs.extend([
680
+ "-export_grad_mrtrix",
681
+ params.get("export_grad_mrtrix")
682
+ ])
683
+ if params.get("export_grad_fsl") is not None:
684
+ cargs.extend(dyn_cargs(params.get("export_grad_fsl")["__STYXTYPE__"])(params.get("export_grad_fsl"), execution))
685
+ if params.get("datatype") is not None:
686
+ cargs.extend([
687
+ "-datatype",
688
+ params.get("datatype")
689
+ ])
690
+ if params.get("strides") is not None:
691
+ cargs.extend([
692
+ "-strides",
693
+ *dyn_cargs(params.get("strides")["__STYXTYPE__"])(params.get("strides"), execution)
694
+ ])
695
+ if params.get("nan"):
696
+ cargs.append("-nan")
697
+ if params.get("no_reorientation"):
698
+ cargs.append("-no_reorientation")
699
+ if params.get("info"):
700
+ cargs.append("-info")
701
+ if params.get("quiet"):
702
+ cargs.append("-quiet")
703
+ if params.get("debug"):
704
+ cargs.append("-debug")
705
+ if params.get("force"):
706
+ cargs.append("-force")
707
+ if params.get("nthreads") is not None:
708
+ cargs.extend([
709
+ "-nthreads",
710
+ str(params.get("nthreads"))
711
+ ])
712
+ if params.get("config") is not None:
713
+ cargs.extend([a for c in [dyn_cargs(s["__STYXTYPE__"])(s, execution) for s in params.get("config")] for a in c])
714
+ if params.get("help"):
715
+ cargs.append("-help")
716
+ if params.get("version"):
717
+ cargs.append("-version")
718
+ cargs.append(execution.input_file(params.get("input")))
719
+ cargs.append(params.get("output"))
720
+ return cargs
721
+
722
+
723
+ def mrtransform_outputs(
724
+ params: MrtransformParameters,
725
+ execution: Execution,
726
+ ) -> MrtransformOutputs:
727
+ """
728
+ Build outputs object containing output file paths and possibly stdout/stderr.
729
+
730
+ Args:
731
+ params: The parameters.
732
+ execution: The execution object for resolving input paths.
733
+ Returns:
734
+ Outputs object.
735
+ """
736
+ ret = MrtransformOutputs(
737
+ root=execution.output_file("."),
738
+ output=execution.output_file(params.get("output")),
739
+ export_grad_mrtrix=execution.output_file(params.get("export_grad_mrtrix")) if (params.get("export_grad_mrtrix") is not None) else None,
740
+ export_grad_fsl=dyn_outputs(params.get("export_grad_fsl")["__STYXTYPE__"])(params.get("export_grad_fsl"), execution) if params.get("export_grad_fsl") else None,
741
+ )
742
+ return ret
743
+
744
+
745
+ def mrtransform_execute(
746
+ params: MrtransformParameters,
747
+ execution: Execution,
748
+ ) -> MrtransformOutputs:
749
+ """
750
+ Apply spatial transformations to an image.
751
+
752
+ If a linear transform is applied without a template image the command will
753
+ modify the image header transform matrix
754
+
755
+ FOD reorientation (with apodised point spread functions) can be performed if
756
+ the number of volumes in the 4th dimension equals the number of coefficients
757
+ in an antipodally symmetric spherical harmonic series (e.g. 6, 15, 28 etc).
758
+ For such data, the -reorient_fod yes/no option must be used to specify if
759
+ reorientation is required.
760
+
761
+ The output image intensity can be modulated using the (local or global)
762
+ volume change if a linear or nonlinear transformation is applied. 'FOD'
763
+ modulation preserves the apparent fibre density across the fibre bundle
764
+ width and can only be applied if FOD reorientation is used. Alternatively,
765
+ non-directional scaling by the Jacobian determinant can be applied to any
766
+ image type.
767
+
768
+ If a DW scheme is contained in the header (or specified separately), and the
769
+ number of directions matches the number of volumes in the images, any
770
+ transformation applied using the -linear option will also be applied to the
771
+ directions.
772
+
773
+ When the -template option is used to specify the target image grid, the
774
+ image provided via this option will not influence the axis data strides of
775
+ the output image; these are determined based on the input image, or the
776
+ input to the -strides option.
777
+
778
+ References:
779
+
780
+ * If FOD reorientation is being performed:
781
+ Raffelt, D.; Tournier, J.-D.; Crozier, S.; Connelly, A. & Salvado, O.
782
+ Reorientation of fiber orientation distributions using apodized point spread
783
+ functions. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 2012, 67, 844-855
784
+
785
+ * If FOD modulation is being performed:
786
+ Raffelt, D.; Tournier, J.-D.; Rose, S.; Ridgway, G.R.; Henderson, R.;
787
+ Crozier, S.; Salvado, O.; Connelly, A.; Apparent Fibre Density: a novel
788
+ measure for the analysis of diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance images.
789
+ NeuroImage, 2012, 15;59(4), 3976-94.
790
+
791
+ Author: MRTrix3 Developers
792
+
793
+ URL: https://www.mrtrix.org/
794
+
795
+ Args:
796
+ params: The parameters.
797
+ execution: The execution object.
798
+ Returns:
799
+ NamedTuple of outputs (described in `MrtransformOutputs`).
800
+ """
801
+ params = execution.params(params)
802
+ cargs = mrtransform_cargs(params, execution)
803
+ ret = mrtransform_outputs(params, execution)
804
+ execution.run(cargs)
805
+ return ret
806
+
807
+
808
+ def mrtransform(
809
+ input_: InputPathType,
810
+ output: str,
811
+ linear: InputPathType | None = None,
812
+ flip: list[int] | None = None,
813
+ inverse: bool = False,
814
+ half: bool = False,
815
+ replace: InputPathType | None = None,
816
+ identity: bool = False,
817
+ template: InputPathType | None = None,
818
+ midway_space: bool = False,
819
+ interp: str | None = None,
820
+ oversample: list[int] | None = None,
821
+ warp: InputPathType | None = None,
822
+ warp_full: InputPathType | None = None,
823
+ from_: int | None = None,
824
+ modulate: str | None = None,
825
+ directions: InputPathType | None = None,
826
+ reorient_fod: str | None = None,
827
+ grad: InputPathType | None = None,
828
+ fslgrad: MrtransformFslgradParameters | None = None,
829
+ export_grad_mrtrix: str | None = None,
830
+ export_grad_fsl: MrtransformExportGradFslParameters | None = None,
831
+ datatype: str | None = None,
832
+ strides: typing.Union[MrtransformVariousStringParameters, MrtransformVariousFileParameters] | None = None,
833
+ nan: bool = False,
834
+ no_reorientation: bool = False,
835
+ info: bool = False,
836
+ quiet: bool = False,
837
+ debug: bool = False,
838
+ force: bool = False,
839
+ nthreads: int | None = None,
840
+ config: list[MrtransformConfigParameters] | None = None,
841
+ help_: bool = False,
842
+ version: bool = False,
843
+ runner: Runner | None = None,
844
+ ) -> MrtransformOutputs:
845
+ """
846
+ Apply spatial transformations to an image.
847
+
848
+ If a linear transform is applied without a template image the command will
849
+ modify the image header transform matrix
850
+
851
+ FOD reorientation (with apodised point spread functions) can be performed if
852
+ the number of volumes in the 4th dimension equals the number of coefficients
853
+ in an antipodally symmetric spherical harmonic series (e.g. 6, 15, 28 etc).
854
+ For such data, the -reorient_fod yes/no option must be used to specify if
855
+ reorientation is required.
856
+
857
+ The output image intensity can be modulated using the (local or global)
858
+ volume change if a linear or nonlinear transformation is applied. 'FOD'
859
+ modulation preserves the apparent fibre density across the fibre bundle
860
+ width and can only be applied if FOD reorientation is used. Alternatively,
861
+ non-directional scaling by the Jacobian determinant can be applied to any
862
+ image type.
863
+
864
+ If a DW scheme is contained in the header (or specified separately), and the
865
+ number of directions matches the number of volumes in the images, any
866
+ transformation applied using the -linear option will also be applied to the
867
+ directions.
868
+
869
+ When the -template option is used to specify the target image grid, the
870
+ image provided via this option will not influence the axis data strides of
871
+ the output image; these are determined based on the input image, or the
872
+ input to the -strides option.
873
+
874
+ References:
875
+
876
+ * If FOD reorientation is being performed:
877
+ Raffelt, D.; Tournier, J.-D.; Crozier, S.; Connelly, A. & Salvado, O.
878
+ Reorientation of fiber orientation distributions using apodized point spread
879
+ functions. Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 2012, 67, 844-855
880
+
881
+ * If FOD modulation is being performed:
882
+ Raffelt, D.; Tournier, J.-D.; Rose, S.; Ridgway, G.R.; Henderson, R.;
883
+ Crozier, S.; Salvado, O.; Connelly, A.; Apparent Fibre Density: a novel
884
+ measure for the analysis of diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance images.
885
+ NeuroImage, 2012, 15;59(4), 3976-94.
886
+
887
+ Author: MRTrix3 Developers
888
+
889
+ URL: https://www.mrtrix.org/
890
+
891
+ Args:
892
+ input_: input image to be transformed.
893
+ output: the output image.
894
+ linear: specify a linear transform to apply, in the form of a 3x4 or\
895
+ 4x4 ascii file. Note the standard 'reverse' convention is used, where\
896
+ the transform maps points in the template image to the moving image.\
897
+ Note that the reverse convention is still assumed even if no -template\
898
+ image is supplied.
899
+ flip: flip the specified axes, provided as a comma-separated list of\
900
+ indices (0:x, 1:y, 2:z).
901
+ inverse: apply the inverse transformation.
902
+ half: apply the matrix square root of the transformation. This can be\
903
+ combined with the inverse option.
904
+ replace: replace the linear transform of the original image by that\
905
+ specified, rather than applying it to the original image. The specified\
906
+ transform can be either a template image, or a 3x4 or 4x4 ascii file.
907
+ identity: set the header transform of the image to the identity matrix.
908
+ template: reslice the input image to match the specified template image\
909
+ grid.
910
+ midway_space: reslice the input image to the midway space. Requires\
911
+ either the -template or -warp option. If used with -template and\
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+ -linear option the input image will be resliced onto the grid halfway\
913
+ between the input and template. If used with the -warp option the input\
914
+ will be warped to the midway space defined by the grid of the input\
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+ warp (i.e. half way between image1 and image2).
916
+ interp: set the interpolation method to use when reslicing (choices:\
917
+ nearest, linear, cubic, sinc. Default: cubic).
918
+ oversample: set the amount of over-sampling (in the target space) to\
919
+ perform when regridding. This is particularly relevant when downsamping\
920
+ a high-resolution image to a low-resolution image, to avoid aliasing\
921
+ artefacts. This can consist of a single integer, or a comma-separated\
922
+ list of 3 integers if different oversampling factors are desired along\
923
+ the different axes. Default is determined from ratio of voxel\
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+ dimensions (disabled for nearest-neighbour interpolation).
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+ warp: apply a non-linear 4D deformation field to warp the input image.\
926
+ Each voxel in the deformation field must define the scanner space\
927
+ position that will be used to interpolate the input image during\
928
+ warping (i.e. pull-back/reverse warp convention). If the -template\
929
+ image is also supplied the deformation field will be resliced first to\
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+ the template image grid. If no -template option is supplied then the\
931
+ output image will have the same image grid as the deformation field.\
932
+ This option can be used in combination with the -affine option, in\
933
+ which case the affine will be applied first).
934
+ warp_full: warp the input image using a 5D warp file output from\
935
+ mrregister. Any linear transforms in the warp image header will also be\
936
+ applied. The -warp_full option must be used in combination with either\
937
+ the -template option or the -midway_space option. If a -template image\
938
+ is supplied then the full warp will be used. By default the\
939
+ image1->image2 transform will be applied, however the -from 2 option\
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+ can be used to apply the image2->image1 transform. Use the\
941
+ -midway_space option to warp the input image to the midway space. The\
942
+ -from option can also be used to define which warp to use when\
943
+ transforming to midway space.
944
+ from_: used to define which space the input image is when using the\
945
+ -warp_mid option. Use -from 1 to warp from image1 or -from 2 to warp\
946
+ from image2.
947
+ modulate: Valid choices are: fod and jac.\
948
+ fod: modulate FODs during reorientation to preserve the apparent\
949
+ fibre density across fibre bundle widths before and after the\
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+ transformation.\
951
+ jac: modulate the image intensity with the determinant of the\
952
+ Jacobian of the warp of linear transformation to preserve the total\
953
+ intensity before and after the transformation.
954
+ directions: directions defining the number and orientation of the\
955
+ apodised point spread functions used in FOD reorientation (Default: 300\
956
+ directions).
957
+ reorient_fod: specify whether to perform FOD reorientation. This is\
958
+ required if the number of volumes in the 4th dimension corresponds to\
959
+ the number of coefficients in an antipodally symmetric spherical\
960
+ harmonic series with lmax >= 2 (i.e. 6, 15, 28, 45, 66 volumes).
961
+ grad: Provide the diffusion-weighted gradient scheme used in the\
962
+ acquisition in a text file. This should be supplied as a 4xN text file\
963
+ with each line is in the format [ X Y Z b ], where [ X Y Z ] describe\
964
+ the direction of the applied gradient, and b gives the b-value in units\
965
+ of s/mm^2. If a diffusion gradient scheme is present in the input image\
966
+ header, the data provided with this option will be instead used.
967
+ fslgrad: Provide the diffusion-weighted gradient scheme used in the\
968
+ acquisition in FSL bvecs/bvals format files. If a diffusion gradient\
969
+ scheme is present in the input image header, the data provided with\
970
+ this option will be instead used.
971
+ export_grad_mrtrix: export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to\
972
+ file in MRtrix format.
973
+ export_grad_fsl: export the diffusion-weighted gradient table to files\
974
+ in FSL (bvecs / bvals) format.
975
+ datatype: specify output image data type. Valid choices are: float32,\
976
+ float32le, float32be, float64, float64le, float64be, int64, uint64,\
977
+ int64le, uint64le, int64be, uint64be, int32, uint32, int32le, uint32le,\
978
+ int32be, uint32be, int16, uint16, int16le, uint16le, int16be, uint16be,\
979
+ cfloat32, cfloat32le, cfloat32be, cfloat64, cfloat64le, cfloat64be,\
980
+ int8, uint8, bit.
981
+ strides: specify the strides of the output data in memory; either as a\
982
+ comma-separated list of (signed) integers, or as a template image from\
983
+ which the strides shall be extracted and used. The actual strides\
984
+ produced will depend on whether the output image format can support it.
985
+ nan: Use NaN as the out of bounds value (Default: 0.0).
986
+ no_reorientation: deprecated, use -reorient_fod instead.
987
+ info: display information messages.
988
+ quiet: do not display information messages or progress status;\
989
+ alternatively, this can be achieved by setting the MRTRIX_QUIET\
990
+ environment variable to a non-empty string.
991
+ debug: display debugging messages.
992
+ force: force overwrite of output files (caution: using the same file as\
993
+ input and output might cause unexpected behaviour).
994
+ nthreads: use this number of threads in multi-threaded applications\
995
+ (set to 0 to disable multi-threading).
996
+ config: temporarily set the value of an MRtrix config file entry.
997
+ help_: display this information page and exit.
998
+ version: display version information and exit.
999
+ runner: Command runner.
1000
+ Returns:
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+ NamedTuple of outputs (described in `MrtransformOutputs`).
1002
+ """
1003
+ runner = runner or get_global_runner()
1004
+ execution = runner.start_execution(MRTRANSFORM_METADATA)
1005
+ params = mrtransform_params(
1006
+ linear=linear,
1007
+ flip=flip,
1008
+ inverse=inverse,
1009
+ half=half,
1010
+ replace=replace,
1011
+ identity=identity,
1012
+ template=template,
1013
+ midway_space=midway_space,
1014
+ interp=interp,
1015
+ oversample=oversample,
1016
+ warp=warp,
1017
+ warp_full=warp_full,
1018
+ from_=from_,
1019
+ modulate=modulate,
1020
+ directions=directions,
1021
+ reorient_fod=reorient_fod,
1022
+ grad=grad,
1023
+ fslgrad=fslgrad,
1024
+ export_grad_mrtrix=export_grad_mrtrix,
1025
+ export_grad_fsl=export_grad_fsl,
1026
+ datatype=datatype,
1027
+ strides=strides,
1028
+ nan=nan,
1029
+ no_reorientation=no_reorientation,
1030
+ info=info,
1031
+ quiet=quiet,
1032
+ debug=debug,
1033
+ force=force,
1034
+ nthreads=nthreads,
1035
+ config=config,
1036
+ help_=help_,
1037
+ version=version,
1038
+ input_=input_,
1039
+ output=output,
1040
+ )
1041
+ return mrtransform_execute(params, execution)
1042
+
1043
+
1044
+ __all__ = [
1045
+ "MRTRANSFORM_METADATA",
1046
+ "MrtransformConfigParameters",
1047
+ "MrtransformExportGradFslOutputs",
1048
+ "MrtransformExportGradFslParameters",
1049
+ "MrtransformFslgradParameters",
1050
+ "MrtransformOutputs",
1051
+ "MrtransformParameters",
1052
+ "MrtransformVariousFileParameters",
1053
+ "MrtransformVariousStringParameters",
1054
+ "mrtransform",
1055
+ "mrtransform_config_params",
1056
+ "mrtransform_export_grad_fsl_params",
1057
+ "mrtransform_fslgrad_params",
1058
+ "mrtransform_params",
1059
+ "mrtransform_various_file_params",
1060
+ "mrtransform_various_string_params",
1061
+ ]