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These tutorials are out of date, please see http://cmic.cs.ucl.ac.uk/camino for current tutorials

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These tutorials are out of date, please see http://cmic.cs.ucl.ac.uk/camino for current tutorials and documentation.

While most of the current code is backwards compatible, some of the commands here may no longer work. Please see the current tutorials at the new site before emailing us with problems. Thanks.

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Here is a list of tutorials to illustrate common operations using Camino:

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These tutorials are out of date, please see http://cmic.cs.ucl.ac.uk/camino for current tutorials

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Other measurement options\\

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Other measurement options

Mapping axon density and diameter with ActiveAx
Example data and data preparation.
Model fitting.
Generating parameter maps.

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Explanation of parameters
More advanced Monte-Carlo Simulations This is intended as an overview of the capabilities of the Camino Monte-Carlo simulation. It contains sample commands for different substrates and describes other features of the simualtion that aren't documented elsewhere. Topics covered: Regular-packed cylinder substrates
Disordered, Gamma-distributed cylinder substrates
Crossing fibre substrates
Mesh substrates
Different scheme files
Permeability
Other measurement options\\

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Connectivity Mapping
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How to construct a connectivity matrix \\

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Tractography with q-ball and PASMRI
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Running reduced-encoding PASMRI
Deterministic tractography with PASMRI or q-ball
PICo calibration with PASMRI or q-ball
Probabilistic tractography with PASMRI or q-ball \\

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More hints

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More hints

Creating a general-waveform schemefile
Topics covered: What is a gen-wave?
Scheme-file format
Explanation of parameters\\

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Input data to Camino
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Conversion of raw data from DICOM to NIfTI
NIfTI conversion to Camino raw format
Dealing with diffusion tensors in NIfTI format
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Constructing data files using shredderSynthetic data for fibre-crossing studies \\

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Constructing data files using shredder
Synthetic data for fibre-crossing studies

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1. Preparation before running mbalign2. Run mbalign3. Improve performance4. Update Gradient5. More hints
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Here is a list of tutorials to illustrate common operations using Camino:

Detecting Crossing Fibres in the post-mortem pig brain?
Topics covered:

files/pig/fa05.png Creating FA map
files/pig/trd05.png Creating Tr(D) map
files/pig/pds05.png Creating colour-coded direction map
files/pig/favc05.png Detecting fibre crossings

Using camino to generate and use Q-Ball data?
Topics covered:

Create a Q-Ball ODF map (grey scale and color)Extracting useful information about the peaks of the Q-Ball ODFsVisualising Q-Ball ODF fibre-orientation estimates

Tractography tutorial - generating and visualising results?
Topics covered:

files/case/minipdview.pngViewing the colour-coded direction map with pdview
files/case/miniroi.png Using an ROI
files/case/minitracks.png Streamline Tractography
files/case/minipico.png Probabilistic Tractography using PICo.
files/case/miniparallel.png Parallel processing of PICo probability maps.

Connectivity segmentation: more tractography operations?
Topics covered:

files/cbs/target_meancp.png PICo using waypoints and target ROIs
files/cbs/cc_labels.png Segmenting brain structures by connectivity

Running PASMRI using parallel processing?
Topics covered:

Running PASMRI using SGE
files/case/PAS_ROI.pngCreating PAS plots.

Using camino to produce synthetic data?
Topics covered:

Synthetic data from 3D Gaussian functionsSynthetic data using Monte-Carlo simulationGenerating statistics on fibre orientation estimatesConstructing data files using shredderSynthetic data for fibre-crossing studies

Spatial normalization and warping of tensor images?
Topics covered:

Creating masked diffusion tensor imagesUsing flirt to compute affine transformations between imagesWarping a diffusion tensor imageReorienting diffusion tensors for consistency with the image transformation

Registering the DWIs within a single acquisition?

files/mbalign/s32.fmr10_normmi.slice.check.jpg

Topics covered:

1. Preparation before running mbalign2. Run mbalign3. Improve performance4. Update Gradient5. More hints
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