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d2b-dcm2niix

Dcm2niix plugin for the d2b package

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Installation

pip install d2b-dcm2niix

Usage

After installation the d2b run command should have additional dcm2niix-specific flags:

$ d2b run --help
usage: d2b run [-h] -c CONFIG_FILE -p PARTICIPANT -o OUT_DIR [-s SESSION] [-l {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}] [--no-dcm2niix | --dcm2niix | --force-dcm2niix] in_dir [in_dir ...]

Organize data in the BIDS format

positional arguments:
  in_dir                Directory(ies) containing files to organize

required arguments:
  -c CONFIG_FILE, --config CONFIG_FILE
                        JSON configuration file (see example/config.json)
  -p PARTICIPANT, --participant PARTICIPANT
                        Participant ID
  -o OUT_DIR, --out-dir OUT_DIR
                        Output BIDS directory
  --no-dcm2niix         Don't run dcm2niix on the input directories. (This is the default)
  --dcm2niix            Run dcm2niix on each of the input directories before organization code executes. dcm2niix execution will be skipped for directories for which converted results from a previous run are found.
  --force-dcm2niix      Run dcm2niix on each of the input directories before organization code executes. Previous dcm2niix results will be overwritten

optional arguments:
  -s SESSION, --session SESSION
                        Session ID
  -l {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}, --log-level {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}
                        Set logging level

Specifically, the following new (mutually exclusive) options are available:

Also, there should be a new subcommand d2b dcm2niix available:

$ d2b dcm2niix --help
usage: d2b dcm2niix [-h] in_dir [in_dir ...] out_dir

Run dcm2niix with the options used by d2b

positional arguments:
  in_dir      DICOM directory(ies)
  out_dir     Output BIDS directory

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

This command is the equivalent of dcm2bids's dcm2bids_helper command. In particular it's serves as a way to run dcm2niix in the exact same way that d2b run --[force-]dcm2niix would run the command (i.e. potentially useful to see what the resulting sidecars/filenames would look like).