registration: Voxel-based affine image registration.
Syntax: registration [options] reference.study model.study or registration [options] input.list where [options] is one or more from: Flags: --copyright Print copyright message. --copyright-vtk CopyrightVTK -v, --verbose Output diagnostic information (default) -q, --quiet Suppress all diagnostic output -i, --initxlate Initially align centers of volumes -n, --noswap Prevent automatic swapping of model and reference Input control: --crop0 "x0 y0 z0 x1 y1 z1" Crop reference image to grid range. --crop1 "x0 y0 z0 x1 y1 z1" Crop floating image to grid range. [--Crop0, --Crop1] "X0 Y0 Z0 X1 Y1 Z1" Like --crop0/--crop1, but with real-world coordinates. --auto-crop0 level Automatically crop reference using threshold level. --auto-crop1 level Automatically crop floating using threshold level. Output control: -o <dir>, --outlist <dir> Output studylist containing registration. -t <file>, --time <file> Time output file (default: none.) -p <file>, --protocol <file> Protocol output file (default: none) Registration control: --dofs <intval> Number of degrees of freedom. Legal values are 6 (rigid), 7 (rigid+global scaling), 9 (rigid+scaling), or 12 (full affine). Default is 6. -s <realval>, --sampling <realval> Maximum resampled resolution in mm (default: 1.0) -a <realval>, --accuracy <realval> Minimum registration stepsize in mm (default: 0.1) -e <realval>, --exploration <realval> Initial stepsize (exploration) in mm (default: 8.0) -f <realval>, --stepfactor <realval> Factor between two successive step sizes (default: 0.5) Value must be between 0 and 1. -m (0|1|2), --metric (0|1|2) Metric: 0 = normalized mutual information (default), 1 = mutual information, 2 = correlation ratio. 4 = mean squared difference. 5 = cross correlation. Optimization. One or none of the following (default is best-neighbour-search): --powell Powell-optimization -l, --linesearch Linesearch optimizer. -L, --Linesearch Linesearch optimizer with extensive optimization. Specialties: --threads <intval>|auto Run <intval> threads in parallel on multi-processor machines. If 'auto' is given as the number of threads the program will determine the number of available CPUs installed and will use that number as the (maximum) number of threads.