The following programs are used by various EMMA functions and are not
normally needed by the user.
- miwriteimages - Writes images to a MINC file. The
images are taken from the specified temporary file, whose data is
expected to be stored as doubles. The MINC file must exist, and
contain an image structure (create with micreate and then
micreateimage).
miwriteimages <MINC file> <slices> <frames> <temp file>
- micreateimage - Create the MIimage variable in an
existing MINC file. Also updates the file hierarchy (MIimage is a
child of MIrootvariable). The sizes of all four image dimensions are
required; if any of them are zero the corresponding dimension will
not be created. Note that the MINC standard requires that at least
an image height and image width dimension exist; micreateimage
currently does not verify that the user is conforming to this
requirement. Orientation (also sometimes referred to as dimension
order) is one of either ``transverse'', ``sagittal'', or ``coronal''.
Orientation determines the order of zspace, yspace, and
xspace in the MINC file.
micreateimage <MINC file> <number of frames> <number of slices>
<height> <width> [orientation]
- miwritevar - Writes values to a variable in a MINC file.
Values are taken from the specified temporary file, whose data is
expected to be stored as doubles.
miwritevar <MINC file> <var name> <start vector> <length
vector> <temp file>
- micreatevar - Create a variable in a MINC file.
micreatevar <MINC file> <var name> <data type> <num dims> <dim names>
- micreatedim - Create a dimension in a MINC file.
micreatedim <MINC file> <dim name> <length>
- micreate - Create a new MINC file by copying the global
attributes and root variable from another MINC file. If
<parent file> is a single ``-'' (hyphen), then no parent file
will be used. micreate will also copy the variables specified
by <variable list>, and update the MINC file hierarchy, and
add an entry to the ``history'' global attribute. Note that the
``MINC'' file created by micreate is not actually a true MINC file,
because it has no image variable.
micreate <parent file> <new file> [<variable list>]
