Hello ExploreDTI users
I'm trying to analyze a DTI dataset with the following parameters using the CSD-based tractography:
Two diffusion-weighted datasets at b = 900 s/mm2 and 2000 s/mm2, each has 5 b = 0 s/mm2 volumes and 30 gradient directions per volume.
Following is the procedure I used to acquire CSD-based tractography:
When I use a Linux OS for the analysis, I get the following error:
Performing CSD tracking (FOD interpolation) for file:
/home/MRI/Desktop/DTI_CSD/10024/10024_Multishell_concatenated_sorted_MD_C_native.mat
Calculating FOD...
CSD with recursive RF calibration...
Running MS-CSD (beta mode)...
Starting parallel pool (parpool) using the 'local' profile ...
Connected to the parallel pool (number of workers: 6).
Warning: Rank deficient, rank = 27, tol = 1.611383e-05.
In parallel_function>make_general_channel/channel_general (line 832)
In remoteParallelFunction (line 67)
Invalid MEX-file '/home/MRI/.mcrCache9.8/MainEx0/MainExploreD/Source/GC/mex_wls.mexa64': liblapack.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Error in DTI/dt (line 49)
Error in SD.response (line 92)
Error in E_DTI_MS_CSD_deconvolution_MuSh (line 115)
Error in E_DTI_Get_HARDI_CSD_FOD_RC_MuSh (line 41)
Error in E_DTI_Get_HARDI_CSD_FOD_RC (line 52)
Error in WholeBrainTrackingCSD_fast_exe (line 14)
Error in WholeBrainTrackingCSD_fast (line 82)
Error in WholeBrainTrackingCSD_fast (line 25)
Error in MainExploreDTI (line 1630)
Error using waitforallfiguresclosed (line 14)
Error while evaluating Menu Callback.
Also, I did the abovementioned procedure with a Windows OS. In the end, I got the whole brain CSD tractography file which seems not to have all brain tracts; for example, the cingulum bundle is fine, but there was no delineated tract for the corpus callosum. The size of the tractography file was also not as large as I expected (indicating that all brain tracts were not delineated).
I wondered if anyone could help me to address the abovementioned issue.
Thank you,
Arash
'Invalid MEX-file '/home/MRI/.mcrCache9.8/MainEx0/MainExploreD/Source/GC/mex_wls.mexa64': liblapack.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory'
Just make sure you have it already or install it, that should fix it. It probably comes bundled with matlab, but the standalone version does not include some basic stuff like this and some graphical stuff I think. On my computer it resides here for example