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  • How to install pyAFQ
  • How to use pyAFQ
    • Organizing your data
    • The pyAFQ API optional arguments
    • How to add custom tissue properties from another pipeline
    • Tractography from other pipelines
    • The pyAFQ docker image
    • The pyAFQ API methods
    • The pyAFQ Image API
  • How to contribute to pyAFQ
  • How to develop pyAFQ
    • Adding Tasks to the pyAFQ Workflow
    • Adding Definitions
    • How to create a release
  • How to get help using pyAFQ
  • How to cite our work
  • How to examples
    • How to add new bundles into pyAFQ (SLF 1/2/3 Example)
    • BabyAFQ : tractometry for infant dMRI data
    • Delineating cerebellar peduncles
    • Using cloudknot to run pyAFQ on AWS batch:
    • AFQ with HCP data
    • How to add new bundles into pyAFQ (Acoustic Radiations Example)
    • Callosal bundles using AFQ API
    • How to use Free water DTI
    • How to add new bundles into pyAFQ(Optic Radiations Example)
    • Using RecoBundles for bundle recognition
    • Making videos the different stages of tractometry
    • Using Subject Space ROIs from Freesurfer
    • How to segment out only some bundles
  • How To

How To#

This section of the documentation provides guides on various aspects of the software.

  • How to install pyAFQ
    • How to install the release version
    • How to install the development version
    • How to install using Docker
    • How to build an Apptainer (Singularity) image
  • How to use pyAFQ
    • Organizing your data
    • The pyAFQ API optional arguments
    • How to add custom tissue properties from another pipeline
    • Tractography from other pipelines
    • Matlab AFQ to Python AFQ conversion
    • The pyAFQ docker image
    • The pyAFQ API methods
    • The pyAFQ Image API
  • How to contribute to pyAFQ
  • How to develop pyAFQ
    • Adding Tasks to the pyAFQ Workflow
    • Task Decorators
    • Checklist for Adding Tasks to the pyAFQ Workflow
    • Adding Definitions
    • How to create a release
  • How to get help using pyAFQ
  • How to cite our work
  • How to examples

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