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This will be useful for projects that use functional localizers and similar. The registration is accomplished through the ``-regexp`` flag in ``run_fmri.py``. For example, the cmdline ``` run_fmri.py -exp A -regexp B -regspace epi -timeseries ``` will combine the func-to-anat matrices from experiment A and the anat-to-func matrix from the first run of experiment B, placing the experiment A files in a common space with experiment B files.
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This will be useful for projects that use functional localizers and similar.
The registration is accomplished through the
-regexpflag inrun_fmri.py. For example, the cmdlinewill combine the func-to-anat matrices from experiment A and the
anat-to-func matrix from the first run of experiment B, placing the
experiment A files in a common space with experiment B files.