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Bugs report for ICA-FIX dependency and ... #103
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I found that the core problem is that I just used the trained ICA-FIX file from FSL, which used an old version of 'party'. Do you know if other trained ICA-FIX files used the newer 'party' version by using UKB? |
I do not know if there are other ICA-FIX files. If you find a solution of this please share it. best |
Unfornately, I don't known either. I just replce the ICA-FIX program inside micapipe by my edited version when I run the singularity image. Hope some people know. Thank you. |
Could you elaborate more in how did you replace the program and what version did you use? We could update it in future releases. best |
Sorry for the late reply. First I convert the singularity img to sandbox. Then I run the sandbox and reinstall the package related to ICA-FIX in R.
When run the img, I replace the R library as follows [can ignore the matlab replacement]:
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Hi,
I am now using micapipe to process my functional MRI. I found an error in ICA-FIX
No valid labelling file specified
,When I checked the log file, I found it was due to the R error:
I transform the singularity image to sandbox mode and reinstall the R packages as follows:
This fixes the issue.
Then, I found that an error arises from Matalb:
It may be due to the delay of disk io, I added a pause in the "fix1.068/functionmotionconfounds.m" and solved the problem.
In addition, the output of the fMRI preprocess is
<sub>_space-func_desc-se_prepro.nii.gz
but not<sub>_space-func_desc-se_clean.nii.gz
says in your documentation.For your information, thank you.
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