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About No BOLD images found #83

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Edenkut opened this issue Mar 23, 2023 · 6 comments
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About No BOLD images found #83

Edenkut opened this issue Mar 23, 2023 · 6 comments

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@Edenkut
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Edenkut commented Mar 23, 2023

Hi, I am a beginner using the prfmodel.
I have completed the preprocessing of fMRI and am now trying the pRF model.
I plan to try prfanalyze-vista and set the path according to the BIDS structure based on the results of garikoitz/prfsynth.
However, I encountered a situation where "No BOLD images found!" appears, and I cannot solve it.

@Edenkut Edenkut changed the title About preprocessing frmi data About No BOLD images found Mar 23, 2023
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garikoitz commented Apr 6, 2023 via email

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Edenkut commented Apr 12, 2023

Thank you for your reply.

**Here is command info**

docker run --rm -it \ -v $basedir:/flywheel/v0/input \ -v $basedir:/flywheel/v0/output \ -v $basedir/prfanalyze-vista-config_sub-126_sess-nyu3t01.json:/flywheel/v0/input/config.json:ro \ garikoitz/prfanalyze-vista

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no BIDS directory found!

I had two mgz files and a stimulus file. The command I used seems to be for the fmri_bold file.
Could you give me some guidance on how to use prfanalyze-vista within the mgz file and stimulus file?
Thank you in advance for your reply.

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garikoitz commented Apr 13, 2023 via email

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Edenkut commented Apr 14, 2023

Thanks, I installed prfanalyze-vista:2.2.1_3.1.1 .

No BOLD images found!
It still happened.

Acually, I had two mgz files and a stimulus file. The command I used is for the fmri_bold file, which had been preprocessed.

The real directory tree is like the following info:
├── BIDS
│   ├── README
│   ├── dataset_description.json
│   └── sub-wlsubj126
│   └── ses-nyu3t01
│   └── func
│   ├── average_L_hemi.mgz
│   └── average_R_hemi.mgz
├── prfanalyze-vista-config_sub-001_sess-20200320.json
└── stimuli
└── sub-wlsubj126_ses-nyu3t01_task-prf_apertures.nii.gz

No events file?
I got the suggestion that "If you are using our data from OpenNeuro (https://openneuro.org/datasets/ds003787/versions/1.0.1), all you should need to reproduce the pRFs are the .mgz files in _derivatives/fmriprep/sub-wlsubj126/ses-nyu3t01/func_. Once you average these .mgz files together, then you have your data as input for the pRF model. The file you want to include as the stimulus to prfanalyze-vista is the .nii.gz file in _derivatives/stimulus_apertures/sub-wlsubj126/ses-nyu3t01/_. Both the .mgz data and the .nii.gz file are 192s long and then you shouldn't get that error. "

Could you guide me on using prfanalyze-vista within the mgz and stimulus file?

Thank you in advance for getting back to me.

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Edenkut commented Apr 14, 2023

Sorry for the unclear directory tree.
Here is the correct info:├── BIDS
│ ├── README
│ ├── dataset_description.json
│ └── sub-wlsubj126
│ └── ses-nyu3t01
│ └── func
│ ├── average_L_hemi.mgz
│ └── average_R_hemi.mgz
├── prfanalyze-vista-config_sub-001_sess-20200320.json
└── stimuli
└── sub-wlsubj126_ses-nyu3t01_task-prf_apertures.nii.gz

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