I have tried running falconz on a test dataset with 63 frames. However, using "falconz -d /path/to/data -r rigid -sf 0 -rf -1" the return nifti does not contain 63 frames. 4th dimension has a size of 1 in the resulting nifti. Running without sf and rf the returned size is 46, i.e. smaller than the original data.
Is there something I have misunderstood?
I have tried running falconz on a test dataset with 63 frames. However, using "falconz -d /path/to/data -r rigid -sf 0 -rf -1" the return nifti does not contain 63 frames. 4th dimension has a size of 1 in the resulting nifti. Running without sf and rf the returned size is 46, i.e. smaller than the original data.
Is there something I have misunderstood?