Open J-Drucker opened 8 years ago
Keith,
can you put matlab on qball2?
Jonathan,
I tend to prefer octave myself, but i think the decision was to keep everyone on the same set of tools to ensure consistent results.
rob
FSL's FIX requires MATLAB.
Alternatively (and this may be a better solution in terms of portability), it can use Octave (which is free!) instead of Matlab.
In order to use Octave, the file /opt/fix/settings.sh needs to be changed (there's a variable that tells FIX to use Octave instead of Matlab). Problem is, I don't have permissions to edit that file.
I'm cool with whatever solution you guys think preserves the integrity of our infrastructure.
Many thanks, Jonathan
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Matlab is already on qball2 in /usr/local/MATLAB/r2015b
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Keith,
can you put matlab on qball2?
Jonathan,
I tend to prefer octave myself, but i think the decision was to keep everyone on the same set of tools to ensure consistent results.
rob
FSL's FIX requires MATLAB.
Alternatively (and this may be a better solution in terms of portability), it can use Octave (which is free!) instead of Matlab.
In order to use Octave, the file /opt/fix/settings.sh needs to be changed (there's a variable that tells FIX to use Octave instead of Matlab). Problem is, I don't have permissions to edit that file.
I'm cool with whatever solution you guys think preserves the integrity of our infrastructure.
Many thanks, Jonathan
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Oh. Could be a path issue? Should I update my bash profile?
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Matlab is already on qball2 in /usr/local/MATLAB/r2015b
Keith M. McGregor, PhD VA RR&D Atlanta CVNR Emory University, Department of Neurology 352.359.8084 http://www.varrd.emory.edu
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Keith,
can you put matlab on qball2?
Jonathan,
I tend to prefer octave myself, but i think the decision was to keep everyone on the same set of tools to ensure consistent results.
rob
FSL's FIX requires MATLAB.
Alternatively (and this may be a better solution in terms of portability), it can use Octave (which is free!) instead of Matlab.
In order to use Octave, the file /opt/fix/settings.sh needs to be changed (there's a variable that tells FIX to use Octave instead of Matlab). Problem is, I don't have permissions to edit that file.
I'm cool with whatever solution you guys think preserves the integrity of our infrastructure.
Many thanks, Jonathan
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Guys, I found the problem!
FIX uses the file settings.sh to set a bunch of environmental variables. One of those variables is the location of MATLAB. Line 21 looks like this:
FSL_FIX_MATLAB_ROOT=/opt/fmrib/matlab
See the problem? That's not where MATLAB is! I can't fix the code, because I don't have permissions.
I changed the settings.sh file. it should work now.
Keith M. McGregor, PhD VA RR&D Atlanta CVNR Emory University, Department of Neurology 352.359.8084 http://www.varrd.emory.edu
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Guys, I found the problem!
FIX uses the file settings.sh to set a bunch of environmental variables. One of those variables is the location of MATLAB. Line 21 looks like this:
FSL_FIX_MATLAB_ROOT=/opt/fmrib/matlab
See the problem? That's not where MATLAB is! I can't fix the code, because I don't have permissions.
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Still crashing. The file /opt/fix/settings.sh looks unchanged:
FSL_FIX_MATLAB_ROOT=/opt/fmrib/matlab
My mistake, sort of; qball2 looks good. I'll try running it soon.
I was on lens. That settings file should probably be the same on all of the machines we'll be using, though, so maybe my mistake was fortuitous?
FSL's FIX requires MATLAB.
Alternatively (and this may be a better solution in terms of portability), it can use Octave (which is free!) instead of Matlab.
In order to use Octave, the file /opt/fix/settings.sh needs to be changed (there's a variable that tells FIX to use Octave instead of Matlab). Problem is, I don't have permissions to edit that file.
I'm cool with whatever solution you guys think preserves the integrity of our infrastructure.
Many thanks, Jonathan