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SfkurtosisContent-type: text/html sfkurtosisSection: User Commands (1)Index Return to Main Contents NAMEsfkurtosis - Computes an index of kurtosis of spherical functions.SYNOPSISsfkurtosis -inputmodel <sh|rbf|maxent> [options]DESCRIPTIONComputes the kurtosis of any input spherical function. The kurtosis of a function f isthe fourth root of int(f(x) - F)^4/int(f^4(x)), where F = int(f(x)) and the integrals are all over the unit sphere, normalized by the anisotropy of f (see sfanis(1)). The program approximates the integrals by summing over a set of around 8000 points evenly distributed on the sphere. To decrease computation time, the size of the point set can be reduced using the -pointset option. EXAMPLESHere are some examples using synthetic data. Create a synthetic data set: datasynth -testfunc 3 -snr 16 -voxels 4 -schemefile test/bmx7.scheme > T3_BMX7.Bfloat
Fit the spherical harmonics with maximum order 2 and compute the kurtosis: shfit -order 2 -schemefile test/bmx7.scheme < T3_BMX7.Bfloat | sfkurtosis -inputmodel sh -order 2 | double2txt
Try with maximum order 4: shfit -order 4 -schemefile test/bmx7.scheme < T3_BMX7.Bfloat | sfkurtosis -inputmodel sh -order 4 | double2txt
Repeat using PASMRI: mesd -filter PAS 1.4 -schemefile test/bmx7.scheme < T3_BMX7.Bfloat | sfkurtosis -inputmodel maxent -filter PAS 1.4 -mepointset 54 | double2txt 9.980777E-01 9.980698E-01 9.905318E-01 9.991480E-01 OPTIONS
SEE ALSOfa(1), shfit(1), qballmx(1), mesd(1), sfanis(1), sfskewness(1)BUGSAUTHORDanny Alexander <camino@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
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