.. _scil_bundle_mean_std: scil_bundle_mean_std ==================== :: usage: __main__.py [-h] [--per_point in_labels | --include_dps] [--density_weighting] [--distance_weighting DISTANCE_NII] [--correlation_weighting CORRELATION_NII] [--out_json OUT_JSON] [--reference REFERENCE] [--indent INDENT] [--sort_keys] [-v [{DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR}]] in_bundle in_metrics [in_metrics ...] Compute mean and std for each metric. - Default: For the whole bundle. This is achieved by averaging the metric values of all voxels occupied by the bundle. - Option --per_point: For all streamlines points in the bundle for each metric combination, along the bundle, i.e. for each point. **To create label_map and distance_map, see scil_bundle_label_map Density weighting modifies the contribution of voxel with lower/higher streamline count to reduce influence of spurious streamlines. positional arguments: in_bundle Fiber bundle file to compute statistics on. in_metrics Nifti file to compute statistics on. Probably some tractometry measure(s) such as FA, MD, RD, ... options: -h, --help show this help message and exit --per_point in_labels If set, computes the metrics per point instead of on the whole bundle. You must then give the label map (.nii.gz) of the corresponding fiber bundle. --include_dps Save values from data_per_streamline. Currently not offered with option --per_point. --density_weighting If set, weights statistics by the number of fibers passing through each voxel. --distance_weighting DISTANCE_NII If set, weights statistics by the inverse of the distance between a streamline and the centroid. --correlation_weighting CORRELATION_NII If set, weight statistics by the correlation strength between longitudinal data. --out_json OUT_JSON Path of the output file. If not given, the output is simply printed on screen. --reference REFERENCE Reference anatomy for tck/vtk/fib/dpy file support (.nii or .nii.gz). -v [{DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR}] Produces verbose output depending on the provided level. Default level is warning, default when using -v is info. Json options: --indent INDENT Indent for json pretty print. --sort_keys Sort keys in output json. 2.2.2