[caret-users] Some remarks, whishes, questions

[Donna Dierker]

On 11/26/2007 12:52 PM, Roland Marcus Rutschmann wrote:
> On Monday 26 November 2007 18:41, John Harwell wrote:
>   
>> Roland,
>>     
>
> Dear David, Donna, John (in alphabetical order),
>
> thanks for all your informative answers.
>
> Just one more question about this (which is exactly what I was looking for)
>
>   
>> "caret_command -volume-rescale-voxels" allows you to choose the
>> values for rescaling and these can be set to remove outliers.
>>
>>     VOLUME RESCALE VOXELS
>>     
>
> a) in the gui I have the current-values and the output range. I didn't dare to 
> change the current-values before. So I thought it would alway be scaling the 
> complete old range to 0..255. If I understood you right I can change current 
> values and that is that the equivalent to?
>    VOLUME RESCALE VOXELS
>       caret_command -volume-rescale \
>          <f-input-min> <f-input-max> <f-output-min> <f-output-max> \
>          <input-volume-name> <output-volume-name>
>
> b) The docs (Caret5_MCW_Advanced_Oct_2007.pdf page 20) mention "Window 
> Menu->Caret Command Script Builder" which I don't find. I do find the "Window 
> Menu->Script Builder" and "Execute Command" within that dialogue. I also do 
> not find the described buttons "add" "del" and "run" button. Am I missing 
> something here? Maybe a difference for the different OS-types?
>   
This option does appear on my 11/14/2007 version of Caret for Linux.  
But the more typical way to invoke caret_command is by entering the 
command line in a terminal window and/or running a shell script.
> Thanks again for your patience,
>
> Roland
>
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