Closed parekhpravesh closed 7 years ago
Hi @parekhpravesh ,
It looks like installing mriqc may have upgraded your version of nipype to a version that is not compatible with QAP. If you open a Python prompt and type the following commands, does Python print '0.13.0-rc1'?
import nipype
print nipype.__version__
If Python does print that version number, you should be able to get QAP working by typing the following command to downgrade nipype to a QAP-compatible version:
pip install nipype==0.12.1
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. As predicted, nipype is actually version 0.13.0-rc1 (I believe this is the version required by mriqc). That makes mriqc and qap (almost) mutually exclusive!
Yes. We haven't updated to nipype 13 yet since it is still a release candidate and not an official release. You should be able to handle two versions of nipype with virtual environments.
Thank you Dr. @ccraddock...virtual environment it is then!
Hello,
I recently installed qap and did a few test runs with everything running smoothly. Subsequently, I installed mriqc. Since then, I have been unable to get qap to run. The following are the output error messages:
qap_anatomical_spatial.py --sublist /home/JPJ/Parekh/Test_QAP_MRIQC/data_QAP/sub_list.yaml /home/JPJ/Parekh/Test_QAP_MRIQC/data_QAP/qap_config_abide_spatial_tmp.yml
Please advise on how to proceed to resolve this error. Thanks a lot in advance!
Thanks and Regards Pravesh Parekh