Closed BrianYahoo closed 11 months ago
When I tried input the absolute path of a directory as below: "micapipe -bids /data/bryang/human/WenZ/fMRI/bids -out /data/bryang/human/WenZ/fMRI/prop -sub 01 -ses 01 -proc_structural"
The OUTPUT is still confusing because these two directory do exist: realpath: /data/bryang/human/WenZ/fMRI/prop: No such file or directory realpath: /data/bryang/human/WenZ/fMRI/bids: No such file or directory and [ ERROR ]..... 01 was not found on the BIDS directory Check ls /sub-01/ses-01
Therefore I'm done, that's as far as I can go.
This issue is related to the issue #100, I will close this and continue there. It is highly likely that by mounting correctly the directories with -v
will fix it.
When I want to specify the bids directory as "./bids", and I'm sure this "./bids/sub-01/ses-01" does exist
In the terminal line, I wrote "docker run -ti --rm micalab/micapipe:v0.2.2 -bids ./bids -out ./prop -sub 01 -ses 01 -proc_structural".
Then it actually runs "micapipe -bids ./bids -out ./prop -sub 01 -ses 01 -proc_structural", which is correct.
However, the OUTPUT is completely confusing because it reports
[ ERROR ]..... 01 was not found on the BIDS directory Check ls /home/mica/bids/sub-01/ses-01
Why is micapipe doing at this "/home/mica/bids" directory? I don't know how to specify the working directory to a local path, could anyone help me? Because this pipeline seems really powerful so I really want to learn how to use it!