Hi Moran,
in shell scripts you can use a command like
min=`fslstats $file -R | awk '{print $1}'`
to take the first column of the output (you can also generalize it to any column, simply by changing $1 to $whatever-number-you-want)
i.e.,
max=`fslstats $file -R | awk '{print $2}'`
2009/10/11 Moran Artzi
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Hi,
Using fslstats -R option results min intensity + max intensity outputs
Is there any option to get each one separately (in order to run its on script)
Thanks
Moran
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