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Describe the bug
I am running fmriprep on resting state fmri data of 7 year olds. By now, I have ran fmriprep for 28 subjects, all finished successfully (without errors). However, the HTML reports of 3 subjects show incorrect labelling of brain tissue segmentation of the T1w. The segmentation looks good, but WM/GM border is depicted in magenta, while magenta is supposed to mark the tissue/CSF border. I have added a screenshot below of one of the subjects with wrong labelling and one where labelling is correct (for comparison).
The input for all subjects is the same so I cannot figure out what is going wrong for these few subjects.
Describe the bug
I am running fmriprep on resting state fmri data of 7 year olds. By now, I have ran fmriprep for 28 subjects, all finished successfully (without errors). However, the HTML reports of 3 subjects show incorrect labelling of brain tissue segmentation of the T1w. The segmentation looks good, but WM/GM border is depicted in magenta, while magenta is supposed to mark the tissue/CSF border. I have added a screenshot below of one of the subjects with wrong labelling and one where labelling is correct (for comparison).
The input for all subjects is the same so I cannot figure out what is going wrong for these few subjects.
Inputs:
Has anyone encountered this before and knows what could be the problem? Help/advice would be very much appreciated!!
Exact command line executed
I am using NoMachine remote desktop and use SLURM to submit jobs. This is my .slurm script:
Are you positive that the input dataset is BIDS-compliant?
--skip-bids-validation
argument).--skip-bids-validation
argument.sMRIPrep feedback information
There is no crash report because there were no errors, it's just the output that looks off.
Visual reports of sMRIPrep
Segmentation that has wrong colours/labels:
Segmentation of different subject that is correctly labelled:
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