Additionally, although FSL4 is apparently in your path (you are calling FSL 4 functions), your FSLDIR is apparently set to an old FSL3 directory - If you change this to point to the FSL4 installation, I am sure bedpost_datacheck will tell you your bvecs/bvals are wrong! Cheers T On 21 Aug 2007, at 22:53, Andreas Bartsch wrote: > Hi, > you don't seem to have the data & nodif_brain_mask files in the > directory (which has sort of a strange path, I'd say). Furtermore, > you must check that your bvals has all values in a single line. > Cheers- > Andreas > > ________________________________ > > Von: FSL - FMRIB's Software Library im Auftrag von Roger Moore > Gesendet: Di 21.08.2007 21:46 > An: [log in to unmask] > Betreff: Re: [FSL] using dtifit > > > Hi Saad, > > Thanks for the reply. > > Okay, when I am in the directory which contains > 'bedpostx_datacheck' and I give directory which contains my input > files, I get the following: > > corona10% pwd > /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl-4.0.0/bin > corona10% ./bedpostx_datacheck /vol/vipdata/users/rjm06/itk/linux/bin > /vol/vipdata/users/rjm06/itk/linux/bin/data > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 12: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslinfo: No su > ch file or directory > > /vol/vipdata/users/rjm06/itk/linux/bin/nodif_brain_mask > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 12: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslinfo: No su > ch file or directory > > num lines in /vol/vipdata/users/rjm06/itk/linux/bin/bvals > 2 > num words in /vol/vipdata/users/rjm06/itk/linux/bin/bvals > 16 > num lines in /vol/vipdata/users/rjm06/itk/linux/bin/bvecs > 3 > num words in /vol/vipdata/users/rjm06/itk/linux/bin/bvecs > 48 > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 28: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslval: No such file or directory > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 29: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslval: No such file or directory > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 30: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslval: No such file or directory > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 31: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslval: No such file or directory > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 33: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslval: No such file or directory > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 34: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslval: No such file or directory > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 35: /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl3.3.7/bin/ > fslval: No such file or directory > data dimensions do not match mask dimensions > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 51: [: 16: unary operator expected > ./bedpostx_datacheck: line 54: [: 16: unary operator expected > corona10% > > > I'm sure the above will mean more to you than it does to > me....would be great if you could tell me how to remedy the problem. > > Thank you, > > Roger > > > Saad Jbabdi wrote: > > Hi Roger, > > What does bedpost_datacheck (or bedpostx_datacheck if you're using > FSL4.0) give on your dtifit directory? > > Saad > > > On 21 Aug 2007, at 17:32, Roger Moore wrote: > > > Hello, > > I am trying to use dtifit, but so far unsuccessfully. My command > line and error message are shown below. > > corona10% /vol/vipdata/packages/fsl-4.0.0/bin/dtifit -k > diffusion.nii.gz -o dtiout -m nodif_brain.nii.gz -r bvecfile -b > bvalfile -V > data file diffusion.nii.gz > mask file nodif_brain.nii.gz > bvecs bvecfile > bvals bvalfile > reading data > reading mask > ok > 0 128 0 128 0 64 > setting up vols > copying input properties to output volumes > zeroing output volumes > ok > Forming A matrix > terminate called after throwing an instance of > 'NEWMAT::IndexException' > Abort > corona10% > It appears to happen in the function form_Amat(r,b)....but I > don't know why....r (bvecsfile) and b (bvalsfile) are the right > dimensions (3x16 and 1x16). > > If anybody could suggest what the problem might I would be very > grateful. > > Thank you, > > Roger > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > ------ > Saad Jbabdi, > Postdoctoral Research Assistant, > Oxford University FMRIB Centre > > FMRIB, JR Hospital, Headington, Oxford OX3 9DU, UK > +44 (0) 1865 222545 (fax 222717) > [log in to unmask] http://www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/~saad > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > ------