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RestoreContent-type: text/html restoreSection: User Commands (1)Index Return to Main Contents NAMErestore - Fits the diffusion tensor to diffusion MRI measurements robustly using the RESTORE algorithm by Chang et al MRM 53 2005.SYNOPSISrestore <data file> <scheme file> <noise std> [<outlier map file>] [options]DESCRIPTIONOperation is similar to dtfit. The RESTORE algorithm requires an estimate of thestandard deviation of the background noise in the measurements, which it assumes is uniform across the image. The exitcodes indicate the number of measurements that the RESTORE algorithm decided were outliers. The following exitcodes appear:
restore will optionally output an outlier map to indicate which measurements the algorithm classified as outliers. The outlier map is a voxel-order binary file containing a byte for each measurement with b > 0. Thus each voxel contains a byte for each non-zero wavenumber in the scheme file with the same ordering. If the byte is zero, the measurement was not an outlier and contributed to the fitted diffusion tensor; if the byte is one, the measurement is an outlier. restore is a wrapper for modelfit (see modelfit(1)), which provides more command line options if required. The command
is equivalent to
To read data from stdin, do
See datastats(1) for help on how to compute sigma. EXAMPLESFit the diffusion tensor to the data in SubjectA.Bfloat in which the background noise standard deviation is 35 using RESTORE:restore SubjectA.Bfloat A.scheme 35.0 > DiffTensorA.Bdouble Equivalently: cat SubjectA.Bfloat | restore - A.scheme 35.0 > DiffTensorA.Bfloat AUTHORSDaniel Alexander <camino@cs.ucl.ac.uk>SEE ALSOmodelfit(1), twotenfit(1), threetenfit(1), fa(1), trd(1), shfit(1), shanis(1), dtfit(1)BUGSThe restore algorithm can get stuck in noisy background voxels. Remove background, for example, by adding a -bgthresh X option where X is the b=0 intensity below which voxels are background.
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