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MINCAVERAGE(1)		       MINC User's Guide		MINCAVERAGE(1)

NAME
       mincaverage - average minc files

SYNOPSIS
       mincaverage [<options>] <in1>.mnc [<in2>.mnc...]	<out>.mnc

DESCRIPTION
       Mincaverage averages minc files together. A range of optional behaviour
       is  permitted as	well: pre-normalizing volumes, creating	a standard de-
       viation volume, averaging over  a  specified  dimension	of  the	 input
       files.

OPTIONS
       Note that options can be	specified in abbreviated form (as long as they
       are unique) and can be given anywhere on	the command line.

General	options
       -2     Create a MINC 2.0	format output file.

       -clobber
	      Overwrite	an existing file.

       -noclobber
	      Don't overwrite an existing file (default).

       -verbose
	      Print  out  progress  information	 for each chunk	of data	copied
	      (default).

       -quiet Do not print out progress	information.

       -debug Print extra information (e.g. normalization factors).

       -filelist filename
	      Specify a	file containing	a list of input	file names. If "-"  is
	      given,  then  file  names	are read from stdin. If	this option is
	      given, then there	should be no input file	names specified	on the
	      command line. Empty lines	in the input file are ignored.

       -max_buffer_size_in_kb buffer-size
	      Specify the maximum size of the internal	buffers	 (in  kbytes).
	      Default is 4096 kbytes.

Output type options
       These  options  control	the  storage  precision	and size of individual
       voxel values in the output file.

       -filetype
	      Don't do any type	conversion (default).

       -byte  Write out	8-bit integer values.

       -short Write out	16-bit integer values.

       -int   Write out	32-bit integer values.

       -long  Superseded by -int.

       -float Write out	single-precision floating point	values.

       -double
	      Write out	double-precision floating point	values.

       -signed Write out values	as signed  integers  (default  for  short  and
       long). Ignored for floating point types.

       -unsigned
	      Write  out  values  as unsigned integers (default	for byte). Ig-
	      nored for	floating point types.

       -range min max
	      specifies	the valid range	of output voxel	values in their	 inte-
	      ger  representation.  Default is the full	range for the type and
	      sign. This option	is ignored for floating	point values.  For  it
	      to have any effect, you must specify a type.

Averaging options
       -normalize
	      Normalize	 volumes to their global average before	averaging them
	      (based on	the mean of voxels with	value greater than  2  percent
	      of full range above the minimum).

       -nonormalize
	      Do not normalize volumes (default).

       -sdfile sdfile.mnc
	      Specify  the  name  of  an output	standard deviation file, to be
	      calculated in addition the mean that is normally calculated.

       -copy_header
	      Copy all of the additional header	information from the first in-
	      put file (default	for one	input file).

       -nocopy_header
	      Do not copy additional header information	(default for many  in-
	      put files).

       -avgdim dimname
	      Specify  the name	of a dimension over which we should be averag-
	      ing (or calculating standard  deviation).	 If  normalization  is
	      done,  it	still only applies to separate files only - no normal-
	      ization is done within a file.

       -binarize
	      Binarize the input volumes before	calculating the	 average.  The
	      binarization  is	done by	specifying a range of values that con-
	      tribute 1	to the average.	Normalization of the input is not per-
	      mitted when performing binarization.

       -binrange min max
	      Specify the range	of values for binarization.

       -binvalue value
	      Specify a	single legal value  (integer)  for  binarization.  The
	      range  is	 set to	be +/- 0.5 around this value to	achieve	an ef-
	      fective rounding of input	values.

       -weights	<w1,w2,...>
	      Specify a	series of weights for averaging. The number of weight-
	      ing values must match the	number of input	files and  the	values
	      must  be	provided as a single argument with commas or spaces as
	      separators. The sum of the weights must be non-zero. If  weights
	      are  used	 with an averaging dimension, then only	one input file
	      can be specified.

       -width_weighted
	      This option can only be used when	averaging across  a  dimension
	      (-avgdim option).	It specifies that weighting should be done us-
	      ing  the width variable that corresponds to the averaging	dimen-
	      sion. For	example, using -width_weighted with -avgdim time  will
	      use the time-width variable to weight the	values.

Generic	options	for all	commands:
       -help  Print summary of command-line options and	exit.

       -version
	      Print the	program's version number and exit.

AUTHOR
       Peter Neelin

COPYRIGHTS
       Copyright (C) 1995 by Peter Neelin

			 $Date:	2004-05-20 21:52:07 $		MINCAVERAGE(1)

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