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NIFTI1_TEST(1)							   User Commands						    NIFTI1_TEST(1)

NAME
nifti1_test - NIfTI file conversion SYNOPSIS
nifti1_test [-n2|-n1|-na|-a2] infile [prefix] DESCRIPTION
Converts NIfTI files from and to ANALYZE 7.5 format, compressed or uncompressed NIfTI files (pair or single file). Additionally one can convert NIfTI headers into ASCII format for convenient manipulation of header data. If prefix is given, then the options mean: -a2 ==> write an ANALYZE 7.5 file pair: prefix.hdr/prefix.img -n2 ==> write a NIFTI-1 file pair: prefix.hdr/prefix.img -n1 ==> write a NIFTI-1 single file: prefix.nii -na ==> write a NIFTI-1 ASCII+binary file: prefix.nia -za2 => write an ANALYZE 7.5 file pair: prefix.hdr.gz/prefix.img.gz -zn2 => write a NIFTI-1 file pair: prefix.hdr.gz/prefix.img.gz -zn1 => write a NIFTI-1 single file: prefix.nii.gz -zna => write a NIFTI-1 ASCII+binary file: prefix.nia.gz The default is '-n1'. If prefix is not given, then the header info from infile file is printed to stdout. Please note that the '.nia' format is NOT part of the NIFTI-1 specification, but is provided mostly for ease of visualization (e.g., you can edit a .nia file and change some header fields, then rewrite it as .nii) SEE ALSO
libnifti(1), nifti_tool(1), nifti_stats(1). Homepage: http://niftilib.sourceforge.net AUTHOR
The NIfTI libraries were written by the NIfTI Data Format Working Group (DFWG, http://nifti.nimh.nih.gov/ ). This manual page was written by Michael Hanke <michael.hanke@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). Michael Hanke September 2007 NIFTI1_TEST(1)

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NIFTI_STATS(1)							   User Commands						    NIFTI_STATS(1)

NAME
nifti_stats - compute NIfTI statistical functions SYNOPSIS
nifti_stats [-q|-d|-1|-z] value CODE [p1 p2 p3] DESCRIPTION
nifti_stats supports several distributions (normal, uniform, logistic, chi, etc.) and calculates density or cummulative distribution func- tion (and many more). Values are printed to stdout and can be piped to other tools. value can be a single number or in the form bot:top:step. default ==> output p = Prob(statistic < val). -q ==> output is 1-p. -d ==> output is density. -1 ==> output is x such that Prob(statistic < x) = val. -z ==> output is z such that Normal cdf(z) = p(val). -h ==> output is z such that 1/2-Normal cdf(z) = p(val). Allowable CODEs: CORREL, TTEST, FTEST, ZSCORE, CHISQ, BETA, BINOM, GAMMA, POISSON, NORMAL, FTEST_NONC, CHISQ_NONC, LOGISTIC, LAPLACE, UNIFORM, TTEST_NONC, WEIBULL, CHI, INVGAUSS, EXTVAL, PVAL, LOGPVAL and LOG10PVAL Following CODE are distributional parameters, as needed. Results are written to stdout, 1 number per output line. EXAMPLE
Piping output into AFNI program 1dplot: nifti_stats -d 0:4:.001 INVGAUSS 1 3 | 1dplot -dx 0.001 -stdin SEE ALSO
libnifti(1), nifti_tool(1), nifti1_test(1). Homepage: http://niftilib.sourceforge.net AUTHOR
RW Cox - SSCC/NIMH/NIH/DHHS/USA/EARTH - March 2004 This manual page was written by Michael Hanke <michael.hanke@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). nifti_stats September 2007 NIFTI_STATS(1)
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