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lib=biswrapper() gives error in MATLAB #121
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Did you figure this out? The Matlab code requires (as you have discovered the C++) library to be there. While nativebuild.sh will work on windows, it needs to be run in a bash shell. Take a look at the github actions build for windows which shows who to configure a windows build system for bisweb. You will need the "visualstudio2017buildtools" package installed. |
Hi, Thanks for the reply! I am still working on it. One more question: if I need to parcellate the .nii file into regions and get the correlation matrix, does this MATLAB code work https://github.com/bioimagesuiteweb/bisweb/blob/devel/matlab/bis_individualizedparcellation.m?fbclid=IwAR13JCw1R4VfWee5akOdylQY0zOGYNXgtvfeSPCSsEp63GrCQ3MfOgo0KjA? I tried to use this C++ code work for Shen parcellation https://github.com/bioimagesuiteweb/bisweb/tree/devel/cpp/cpmcode and I got an error like below: Update: I switched to Ubuntu 16.06 and tried to run MATLAB scripts, I got an error
Am I supposed to use Ubuntu 18.04? In general, if I want to get parcellation from my .nii file, are there working code here that can do this? |
What version of gcc are you using (gcc -v) will give the answer. Looking at the error, this seems to come from an optional module you probably do not need right away. You can turn this off in CMAKE -- Make sure this line in your CMakeCache.txt file points to OFF Xenios |
Hi,
I am using a Windows machine and trying to parcellate the .nii data using bis_individualizedparcellation.m, but the library calling line
Doesn't work (error: Unrecognized function or variable 'biswrapper'.). I am wondering if this means I need to use the standard cmake/make commands to install the c++ libraries first?
Thank you!
Update: I figure that I didn't do the nativebuild.sh for MATLAB and I am trying it now.
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