read_tract: Tract Reader
In astamm/fdatractography: Functional Data Analysis for Tractography in R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Read tractography data stored in a CSV file as output by VTPtoCSV.
Usage
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read_tract(path, name = "CST", case = "001", scan = "001",
biomarkers = "None")
Arguments
path
A string indicating the path to the CSV file to be read. The CSV
filename should be formatted as SubjectID_TractName.csv.
Value
A tract object.
Examples
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file <- system.file("extdata", "Case001_CST_Left.csv", package = "fdatractography")
cst_left <- read_tract(file)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Read tractography data stored in a CSV file as output by VTPtoCSV.
Usage
1 2 | read_tract(path, name = "CST", case = "001", scan = "001",
biomarkers = "None")
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Arguments
path |
A string indicating the path to the CSV file to be read. The CSV
filename should be formatted as |
Value
A tract object.
Examples
1 2 | file <- system.file("extdata", "Case001_CST_Left.csv", package = "fdatractography")
cst_left <- read_tract(file)
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