Full brain parcellation using Geodesic Information Flow
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This pipeline uses Geodesic Information Flow (GIF) in order to propagate an atlas parcellation towards a target subject geometry. It only takes an input T1 image as input and a reference database xml file in a specific format. Simplest usage is the following:
usage: perform_gif_propagation_expanded.py [-h] -i input_file [input_file ...] -d database -o output [-n n_procs] [-u username] [-g] GIF Propagation optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -i input_file [input_file ...], --input_file input_file [input_file ...] Input image file to propagate labels in -d database, --database database gif-based database xml file describing the inputs -o output, --output output output directory to which the gif outputs are stored -n n_procs, --n_procs n_procs maximum number of CPUs to be used when using the MultiProc plugin -u username, --username username Username to use to submit jobs on the cluster -g, --graph Print a graph describing the node connections
External links:
- [conference paper about the algorithm]<http://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-33418-4_33>