bf: fixed ThalamicNuclei segmentation naming #1197
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ThalamicNuclei segmentation naming conventions differ depending on the tool used:
If segmented with segmentThalamicNuclei.sh
default for "$thalver" is 'V13' (current version) and for "$analysisID" is 'T1'
If segmented with segment_subregions --cross
default for "$analysisID" is an empty string
If segmented with segment_subregions --long
default for "$analysisID" is an empty string
This fix incorporates these naming conventions. Since "$analysisID" is not taken into account, a change to the error message was made in order to instruct the user to adjust their ThalamicNuclei segmentation naming accordingly, if any "$analysisID" suffix is present.
Testing was performed with segment ThalamicNuclei.sh, segment_subregions --cross and segment_subregions --long.