.. _scil_bundle_clean_qbx_clusters: scil_bundle_clean_qbx_clusters ============================== :: usage: __main__.py [-h] [--out_accepted_dir OUT_ACCEPTED_DIR] [--out_rejected_dir OUT_REJECTED_DIR] [--min_cluster_size MIN_CLUSTER_SIZE] [--background_opacity BACKGROUND_OPACITY] [--background_linewidth BACKGROUND_LINEWIDTH] [--clusters_linewidth CLUSTERS_LINEWIDTH] [--reference REFERENCE] [--no_bbox_check] [-v [{DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR}]] [-f] in_bundles [in_bundles ...] out_accepted out_rejected Render clusters sequentially to either accept or reject them based on visual inspection. Useful for cleaning bundles for RBx, BST or for figures. The VTK window does not handle well opacity of streamlines, this is a normal rendering behavior. Often use in pair with scil_tractogram_qbx. Key mapping: - a/A: accept displayed clusters - r/R: reject displayed clusters - z/Z: Rewing one element - c/C: Stop rendering of the background concatenation of streamlines - q/Q: Early window exist, everything remaining will be rejected positional arguments: in_bundles List of the clusters filename. out_accepted Filename of the concatenated accepted clusters. out_rejected Filename of the concatenated rejected clusters. options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --out_accepted_dir OUT_ACCEPTED_DIR Directory to save all accepted clusters separately. --out_rejected_dir OUT_REJECTED_DIR Directory to save all rejected clusters separately. --min_cluster_size MIN_CLUSTER_SIZE Minimum cluster size for consideration [1].Must be at least 1. --background_opacity BACKGROUND_OPACITY Opacity of the background streamlines.Keep low between 0 and 0.5 [0.1]. --background_linewidth BACKGROUND_LINEWIDTH Linewidth of the background streamlines [1]. --clusters_linewidth CLUSTERS_LINEWIDTH Linewidth of the current cluster [1]. --reference REFERENCE Reference anatomy for tck/vtk/fib/dpy file support (.nii or .nii.gz). --no_bbox_check Activate to ignore validity of the bounding box during loading / saving of tractograms (ignores the presence of invalid streamlines). -v [{DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR}] Produces verbose output depending on the provided level. Default level is warning, default when using -v is info. -f Force overwriting of the output files. 2.2.2