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Dear FSL experts,

I have some questions about the path distribution correction option in probtrackx2. I checked the help manual and found that --pd option is used to do the path distribution correction.  After running the script with --pd, I found that new-created fdt_network_matrix and waytotal had no difference with the results produced by the scripts without --pd option.  Since my goal was the distribution corrected probabilistic tractography,  the results were still the same after adding --pd option because my calculation of probabilistic tractography only depends on fdt_network_matrix and waytotal. In addition, I noticed that there was a change of the fdt_paths.nii.gz file, which means there was a difference between results produced by two scripts. 

Would it be possible to explain why I got those results and how path distribution correction actually works? I also attached the script I used at the end of the message.  

Thank you very much.

Sincerely,
Yingtian


/usr/local/fsl/bin/probtrackx2  \
--network -x ${save_path}/targets_Power.txt \
 -l -c 0.2 -S 2000  \
 --steplength=0.5 -P 5000 \
 --pd \
 --xfm=${pathproc}/${subject}/data_${method}.bedpostX/xfms/standard2diff.mat \
 --forcedir --opd -s ${bpx_path}/merged \
 -m ${bpx_path}/nodif_brain_mask \
 --dir=${save_path} \
 --avoid=/cbis/projects/brain/R01DPS/analysis/templates/CSF.nii \
 --omatrix1

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