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MVPA-PREP-FMRI(1)						   User Commands						 MVPA-PREP-FMRI(1)

NAME
mvpa-prep-fmri - preprocess fMRI data for PyMVPA SYNOPSIS
mvpa-prep-fmri [OPTIONS] <fmri-data> DESCRIPTION
Tiny tool to prepare a directory for a typical analysis of fMRI data with PyMVPA. Tools from the FSL suite will be used for preprocessing. It takes a 4D fMRI timeseries as input and performs the following steps: - extract an example volume - perform motion correction using the example volume as reference - conservative skull-stripping and brain mask generation - masking of the motion-corrected timeseries with the brain mask All results will be stored either in the current directory, or in a subdirectory with the subject ID (if specified). OPTIONS
--version show program's version number and exit -v VERBOSE, --verbose=VERBOSE, --verbosity=VERBOSE Verbosity level of output -h, --help, --sos Show this help message and exit -s SUBJ, --subject-id=SUBJ Subject ID used as output path -e EXFUNC, --example-func-vol=EXFUNC Volume (numeric ID or 'last', 'first', 'middle') to be used as an example functional image. Default: 10 -m MCFLIRT_OPTS, --mcflirt-options=MCFLIRT_OPTS Options for MCFLIRT. '-plots' is auto-added -p, --mcflirt-plots Create a .pdf with plots of motion parameters -b BET_OPTS, --bet-options=BET_OPTS Options for BET. '-m' is auto-added. Default: '-f 0.3' for a safe guess of the brain outline mvpa-prep-fmri 0.4.8 April 2012 MVPA-PREP-FMRI(1)

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MAKE-PLOTS(1)							   User Commands						     MAKE-PLOTS(1)

NAME
make-plots - Plots histograms in FLAT format SYNOPSIS
make-plots [options] file.dat [file2.dat ...] OPTIONS
-h, --help show this help message and exit -n NUM_THREADS, -j NUM_THREADS, --num-threads=NUM_THREADS max number of threads to be used [8] --palatino Use Palatino as font (default). --cm Use Computer Modern as font. --times Use Times as font. --minion Use Adobe Minion Pro as font. Note: You need to set TEXMFHOME first. --ps Create PostScript output (default). --pdf Create PDF output. --eps Create Encapsulated PostScript output. --png Create PNG output. --pspng Create PS and PNG output. --pdfpng Create PDF and PNG output. --epspng Create EPS and PNG output. --tex Create TeX/LaTeX output. --no-cleanup Keep temporary directory and print its filename. --full-range Plot full y range in LogY plots. -c CONFIGFILES, --config=CONFIGFILES Plot config file to be used. Overrides internal config blocks. -v, --verbose print debug (very verbose) messages -q, --quiet be very quiet AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Lifeng Sun <lifongsun@gmail.com> for the Debian system (but may be used by others). Rivet June 2012 MAKE-PLOTS(1)
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