Hi Seohan,
Looks like one or both of your images is a 64-bit integer. Probably you don’t need that for a mask.
You can convert it to an unsigned char like this:
plastimatch convert --input mask_fx.nii --output mask_fx_2.nii --output-type uchar
I’ll try to fix this in a future release to do the conversion automatically.
Greg
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