.. _scil_connectivity_compute_simple_matrix: scil_connectivity_compute_simple_matrix ======================================= :: usage: __main__.py [-h] [--keep_background] [--hide_labels label [label ...]] [--hide_fig] [--out_fig file.png] [--binary | --percentage] [-v [{DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR}]] [--reference REFERENCE] [-f] in_tractogram in_labels out_matrix out_labels Computes a very simple connectivity matrix, using the streamline count and the position of the streamlines' endpoints. This script is intented for exploration of your data. For a more thorough computation (using the longest streamline segment), and for more options about the weights of the matrix, see: >> scil_connectivity_compute_matrices Contrary to scil_connectivity_compute_matrices, works with an incomplete parcellation (i.e. with streamlines ending in the background). In the output figure, 4 matrices are shown, all using the streamline count: - Raw count - Raw count (log view) - Binary matrix (if at least 1 streamline connects the two regions) - Percentage of the total streamline count. You may select which matrix to save to disk (as .npy) using options --binary or --percentage. Default ouput matrix is the raw count. positional arguments: in_tractogram Tractogram (trk or tck). in_labels Input nifti volume. out_matrix Out .npy file. out_labels Out .txt file. Will show the ordered labels (i.e. the columns and lines' tags). options: -h, --help show this help message and exit -v [{DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR}] Produces verbose output depending on the provided level. Default level is warning, default when using -v is info. --reference REFERENCE Reference anatomy for tck/vtk/fib/dpy file support (.nii or .nii.gz). -f Force overwriting of the output files. Label management options: --keep_background By default, the background (label 0) is not included in the matrix. Use this option to keep it. --hide_labels label [label ...] Set given labels' weights to 0 in the matrix. Their row and columns wil be kept but set to 0. Figure options: --hide_fig If set, does not show the matrices with matplotlib (you can still use --out_fig) --out_fig file.png If set, saves the figure to file. Extension can be any format understood by matplotlib (ex, .png). Output matrix (.npy) options: --binary If set, saves the result as binary. Else, the streamline count is saved. --percentage 2.2.2