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Stuck at proc_func #110
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Hi, can you share the full log file please. It is saved under |
Please see attached. I had removed the crash, but got the same error in the attached re-run. Thanks, |
Hello Matt, It appears that the error is occurring due to a memory shortage on your workstation during the pipeline execution. The pipeline is a resource-intensive tool, typically run on robust desktops or SGE clusters. Could you please specify the location where you ran the pipeline? Additionally, consider increasing the allocated virtual memory to address this issue. Best regards, Raul |
Hi Raul, Thanks, |
Hi again, Thanks, |
Hi all,
I'm making progress on the data analysis, but I seem to be stuck at the -proc_func stage. I'm running micapipe v.0.2.2 in docker (ubuntu 20.04), and am running the command:
docker run -ti --rm -v
pwd/bids_mica:/bids -v
pwd/micapipe:/out -v
pwd/micapipe_tmp:/tmp -v /mnt/software/freesurfer_7.4.1/license.txt:/opt/licence.txt micalab/micapipe:v0.2.2 -bids /bids -out /out
-fs_licence/opt/licence.txt -threads 10 -sub sub-A00035606 -ses ses-BAS1 -proc_func -acqStr task-rest_acq-AP_bold -dropTR 8 -NSR -noFIX
I get the error:
[ INFO ]..... Registering func MRI to nativepro
root @ 42abcf444798 Thu Feb 1 20:07:26 UTC 2024:
COMMAND --> mri_synthseg --i /tmp/14903_micapipe_proc-func_sub-A00035606_ses-BAS1/sub-A00035606_ses-BAS1_space-nativepro_desc-T1wbold.nii.gz --o /tmp/14903_micapipe_proc-func_sub-A00035606_ses-BAS1/T1bold_synthseg.nii.gz --robust --threads 10 --cpu
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
/opt/micapipe/functions/utilities.sh: line 1084: 3573 Aborted (core dumped) $l_command
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Matt
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