Closed shuo-zhou closed 7 years ago
So that's a warning, not an error. I wouldn't worry about it, as FMRIPREP doesn't use those features of nipype.
Apart from this warning, are things running as expected?
Only create two empty folders (derivatives and log) in the out folder
Did it report any errors? Could you post the full log?
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It seems run well when given the pramater of participant_label
But according to the instruction on https://github.com/BIDS-Apps/fmriprep, when I removed the argument --participant_label
Thanks for reporting. We'll investigate.
I just found the datasets I applied now (the initial relaese of openfmri project) are not in the format of BIDs. I tried to process the revision dataset I used previously without the --participant_label argument and it runs well. But no errors or warnings other than cmp warning report when processing all subjects of the datasets in other format.
This has been recently fixed in MRIQC, but I think we still need to add it to FMRIPREP.
Closed in #558.
The terminal shows "/usr/local/miniconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/nipype/workflows/dmri/mrtrix/group_connectivity.py:16: UserWarning: cmp not installed warnings.warn('cmp not installed')" when I using fmriprep in the docker container. I think cmp is optional for nipype, is this package requested in fmriprep. I trid to install the cmp package (https://github.com/LTS5/cmp), but the outcome is the same. By the way, nipype is not installed at "/usr/local/miniconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/" on my computer. Is there any mistake I made in running fmriprep?