Map volume data to a surface — volume_to_surface

Wraps wb_command -volume-to-surface-mapping to project volume data onto a surface mesh.

Usage

volume_to_surface_mapping(
  volume_in,
  surface,
  metric_out,
  method = c("trilinear", "enclosing", "cubic", "ribbon-constrained", "myelin-style"),
  inner_surface = NULL,
  outer_surface = NULL,
  verbose = get_wb_verbosity()
)

Arguments

volume_in: Path to the input volume file.
surface: Path to the surface to map onto.
metric_out: Path for the output metric file.
method: Mapping method. One of "trilinear", "enclosing", "cubic", "ribbon-constrained", "myelin-style".
inner_surface: Path to the inner surface (required for "ribbon-constrained" and "myelin-style").
outer_surface: Path to the outer surface (required for "ribbon-constrained" and "myelin-style").
verbose: Logical; print command output?

Value

The result of the underlying wb_cmd() call.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
volume_to_surface_mapping(
  "bold.nii.gz",
  "lh.midthickness.surf.gii",
  "lh.bold.func.gii",
  method = "ribbon-constrained",
  inner_surface = "lh.white.surf.gii",
  outer_surface = "lh.pial.surf.gii"
)
} # }