scanometrics
0.1.1
  • Setup
  • Tutorials
    • Graphical User Interface (GUI)
    • Command line implementation
    • Evaluate single subject
    • Group comparison
    • Processing of MRI scans (tutorial)
    • Fit normative data (tutorial)
    • Adding a processing module to Scan-O-Metrics
    • Leave One Out Cross-Validation (tutorial)
    • dicom2bids (utility tool)
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Tutorials

ScanOMetrics can be used through either the dedicated GUI, or our command line implementation.

  • Graphical User Interface (GUI)
    • Main window
      • Select BIDS folder
      • Select normative model
      • Select subject
      • Select session
      • Select acquisition
      • Go to visualization window
    • Visualization window
      • Run processing pipeline
      • Visualizing evaluation results
      • Selecting relevant information
      • Generating report
  • Command line implementation
    • Processing MRI data
    • Single subject evaluation
    • Group evaluation
    • Fit a normative model
    • Adding a processing module

Command line usage is intended for users with basic knowledge in python programming:

  • Evaluate single subject
    • Loading and setting up subject and normative model
    • Comparison against normative curves
    • Full script
  • Group comparison
    • Loading and setting up subjects and normative model
    • Statistical comparison
    • Full script
  • Processing of MRI scans (tutorial)
    • Configure the processing pipeline
  • Fit normative data (tutorial)
    • Full script
  • Adding a processing module to Scan-O-Metrics
    • Add processing module to scanometrics.processing.<new_module>.py
    • Add processing pipeline to scanometrics.processing.__init__.py file
  • Leave One Out Cross-Validation (tutorial)
    • Filtering healthy subjects
      • Full script
  • dicom2bids (utility tool)
    • Usage
    • BIDS folder structure
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