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The documentation of the osl_maxfilter notes we can use osl_maxfilter input_files.txt /path/to/my/output/dir/ --trans default --origin 0 0 40 --frame head --force
to align head position between recordings by aligning them to a pre-specified position.
However, these options are currently not supported.
Having 4 flags is currently also not possible, so @AJQuinn suggestion was to create a new option that refers to default --origin 0 0 40 --frame head --force
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The above change will let you use -trans within the maxfilter command in OSL so i'm going to merge it in. This will close this issue. @matsvanes if the above change isn't the best approach for resolving this, re-open the issue.
I think your changes fixed part of it, but I don't think it enables you to specify a particular origin. Namely, the origin has three flags, where only 1 is supported. I do wonder whether this is already (partly) implemented by run_cbu_3stage_maxfilter (https://github.com/OHBA-analysis/osl/blob/main/osl/maxfilter/maxfilter.py#L463), where a fixed origin is specified?
The documentation of the
osl_maxfilter
notes we can useosl_maxfilter input_files.txt /path/to/my/output/dir/ --trans default --origin 0 0 40 --frame head --force
to align head position between recordings by aligning them to a pre-specified position.
However, these options are currently not supported.
Having 4 flags is currently also not possible, so @AJQuinn suggestion was to create a new option that refers to
default --origin 0 0 40 --frame head --force
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: