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| Actually, batch for SPM5 is very similar to SpmBatch2, with the big exception that you can now save analyses in the GUI to a batch definition file, that can repeat the analysis, and be edited to adapt to another subject or slightly differnt parameters. | Actually, batch for SPM5 is very similar to SpmBatch2, with the big exception that you can now save analyses in the GUI to a batch definition file, that can repeat the analysis, and be edited to adapt to another subject or slightly different parameters. |
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[These scripts are .tar.tar, so from the unix shell you need to rename the file .tar.gz, unzip with gunzip (gunzip [file]), then extract them (tar -xf [file]). (AlexandraWoolgar)] |
Batch for SPM5
Actually, batch for SPM5 is very similar to SpmBatch2, with the big exception that you can now save analyses in the GUI to a batch definition file, that can repeat the analysis, and be edited to adapt to another subject or slightly different parameters.
Here are some [attachment:spm2batch.tar.gz example SPM5 batch scripts].
[These scripts are .tar.tar, so from the unix shell you need to rename the file .tar.gz, unzip with gunzip (gunzip [file]), then extract them (tar -xf [file]). (AlexandraWoolgar)]