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jvs:fscan:manual:chapter2:physio [2011/10/07 17:27] voyvodic |
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* 7 - pupilaspect | * 7 - pupilaspect | ||
* 010 - identify peak values | * 010 - identify peak values | ||
- | * 020 - | + | * 020 - identify trough values |
- | * 040 - | + | * 040 - identify zero crossings (050-rising, |
* 0100 - generate resampled phase values | * 0100 - generate resampled phase values | ||
* 0200 - generate resampled rate values | * 0200 - generate resampled rate values | ||
* 0400 - generate resampled amplitude values | * 0400 - generate resampled amplitude values | ||
- | * 01000 - | + | * 01000 - calculate the amplitude range |
- | * 02000 - | + | |
- | * 04000 - | + | |
* 010000 - flip X/Y axes | * 010000 - flip X/Y axes | ||
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* tr - scan TR time (sec per volume of images) | * tr - scan TR time (sec per volume of images) | ||
* nz - number of slices per TR | * nz - number of slices per TR | ||
- | * interleave - slice timeing | + | * interleave - slice timing |
* print - control output display options (default printing is to file ' | * print - control output display options (default printing is to file ' | ||
* 1 - print one-line summary | * 1 - print one-line summary | ||
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* 4 - print resampled phase, rate, amplitude values | * 4 - print resampled phase, rate, amplitude values | ||
* 8 - print to standard output rather than default data file | * 8 - print to standard output rather than default data file | ||
+ | * 16 - print RETROICOR parameters | ||
+ | * 32 - print RHVRCOR parameters | ||
+ | * 64 - omit the column header line | ||
+ | * range - with no argument, means just report percent signal fluctuation range | ||
+ | * range - with a number argument, minimum percent signal range needed for physio analysis (default: 2 %) | ||
**Examples: | **Examples: |