write_subcort_nifti | R Documentation |
Write subcortical data to NIFTI files representing the data values,
subcortical structure labels, and volumetric mask. The input formats of
subcortVol
, subcortLabs
, and subcortMask
correspond to the data structures of xifti$data$subcort
,
xifti$meta$subcort$labels
, and xifti$meta$subcort$mask
respectively. subcortVol
and subcortLabs
should be vectorized,
so if they are volumes consider using RNifti::writeNIfTI
.
write_subcort_nifti(
subcortVol,
subcortLabs,
subcortMask,
trans_mat = NULL,
trans_units = NULL,
col_names = NULL,
label_table = NULL,
subcortVol_fname,
subcortLabs_fname,
ROIsubcortVol_fname = NULL,
fill = 0
)
subcortVol |
A vectorized data matrix: V voxels by T measurements |
subcortLabs |
Numeric (0 and 3-22) or factor vector corresponding to
subcortical structure labels. See |
subcortMask |
Logical volumetric mask. Values of 0 represent out-of-mask voxels (not subcortical), and values of 1 represent in-mask voxels (subcortical), |
trans_mat |
The TransformationMatrixIJKtoXYZ, or equivalently the desired
sform matrix (srow_x, srow_y and srow_z) to write. If |
trans_units |
The units of |
col_names |
(Optional) Column names. |
label_table |
(Optional) |
subcortVol_fname , subcortLabs_fname , ROIsubcortVol_fname |
File path to
a NIFTI to save the corresponding data. |
fill |
Values to use for out-of-mask voxels. Default: |
All file path arguments are required except ROIsubcortVol_fname
. If
not provided, the volumetric mask will not be written. (It's redundant with
the 0 values in subcortLabs_fname
because valid labels have positive
indexes.)
Note that for label data (i.e. if label_table
is provided) only one
label table can be saved.
Named character vector with the "subcortVol"
,
"subcortLabs"
, and "ROIsubcortVol"
file names (if written)
This function interfaces with the "-volume-label-import"
Workbench
Command.
Other writing:
separate_cifti()
,
write_cifti()
,
write_metric_gifti()
,
write_surf_gifti()
,
write_xifti2()
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