AirAlignlinear
AirAlignlinear is a Java gui wrapper for the AIR 5.2.1 (Roger Woods, UCLA) alignlinear program.
The utility itself is used to align image files. It is a general linear intramodality registration tool (within or across subjects, 2D or 3D).
For more information about the AIR package see the AIR 5 homepage.
AIR documentation for the alignlinear program
Invocation
java AirAlignlinear
This starts up the java interpreter and runs the AirAlignlinear
application. You need to have
set up your environment for java
in order for this to work.
AirAlignlinear is also available in the AirToolChest, GlobalWorkbench and GlobalDesktop computing environments.
java AirToolChest
java GlobalWorkbench
java GlobalDesktop
AirAlignlinear window
Information to be entered
- Input dir/file[list]
File, directory, or ascii filelist, to be aligned.
- Standard file
Standard file used to align input file(s).
- Air file output dir
Directory to output the .air file(s) to.
- Logs dir
Directory to output logs and air_params file (if created) to.
- Reslice
Check this box if you wish to reslice the input files after they have been aligned.
- Reslice Settings...
If reslice option is used this button presents all the options of the AirReslice interface.
- Suppress output messages
This is not an AIR option, using it allows you to suppress default air output to the output window. However; the first and last files run will have their output displayed as well as a primitive progress update.
Model, Cost, Preprocessing options..., Optimization options..., Init/Term files...,
Standard Threshold, and Verbose mode, are explained in Roger Woods documentation of alignlinear.
Last updated Tue Feb 20 16:45:02 EST 2001