Hello,
I hope you are well.
I obtained timeseries data from xcp-d.
screen docker run -ti \
-v /Users/neurouser1/Documents/ENRICH/xcpd_controls/fmriprepout/:/data \
-v /Users/neurouser1/Documents/ENRICH/xcpd_controls/xcp_d/:/out \
-v /Users/neurouser1/Documents/fs_files/:/license \
-v /Users/neurouser1/Documents/ENRICH/scratch/:/scratch \
pennlinc/xcp_d:latest \
/data /out participant \
--participant_label ENRH01 \
--mode linc \
--n-cpus 15 \
--omp-nthreads 8 \
--mem-gb 15 \
--input-type fmriprep \
--file-format nifti \
--dummy-scans auto \
--despike y \
--nuisance-regressors 36P \
--smoothing 6 \
--motion-filter-type lp \
--band-stop-min 6 \
--fs-license-file /license/license.txt \
-w /scratch \
--resource-monitor
An example of the timeseries output file name is:
sub-ENRH01_ses-visit1_task-rest_run-1_space-MNI152NLin6Asym_seg-Gordon_stat-mean_timeseries.tsv
I was confused by the MNI152NLin6Asym in the space. Does this mean the timeseries is in the MNI152NLin6Asym space and not in the subject’s T1w space?
If yes, is there a way to get the timeseries from xcp_d into the subject’s T1w native space?
I tried looking for this information in the xcp_d documentation but couldn’t find it.
I migrated from xcpEngine to xcp_d. xcpEngine didn’t have the space in the 1D ts file.
Awaiting your reply.
Thank you
Best,
Apoorva