Introduction

Advanced Normalization Tools uses github to organize and distribute simple, reproducible examples. We also provide a wiki and the indispensable antsHandout. We also perform tutorials when invited to do so.

Wiki examples

Short name link Comments
antscall http://bit.ly/2hzISPF details what the ants command line means
antsvers http://bit.ly/2h3FN9M identify your ants version
act http://bit.ly/2hR4giy what do these programs ants*CorticalThickness.sh produce?
build http://bit.ly/2gEkDOo how do i build ants?
win-build http://bit.ly/2holAP2 how do i build ants on windows?
nifti http://bit.ly/2hongIt How does ANTs handle qform and sform in NIFTI 1 images?
amzn http://bit.ly/2gOmHqt Can I install ANTs on Amazon?
regerr http://bit.ly/2hRcOGm How do I interpret a registration error?
orient http://bit.ly/2hR4oP4 Why is my image orientation incorrect?
mmm http://bit.ly/2h3DsMa Brief multiple modality mapping of fMRI to a template space via transform concatenation
regFAQ http://bit.ly/2hojxe1 Registration FAQ
snap http://bit.ly/2hJcTzK ITK-snap suggestions
DTI http://bit.ly/2h3KS1P transform DTI
RegMask http://bit.ly/2hRcNlD antsRegistration with mask

ANTsR: reproducible science with bioimaging data

ANTsR illustrates several use cases throughout its vignettes and documentation. Built in the style of R, most if not all ANTsR functions are accompanied by reproducible examples. See, for instance, ?antsRegistration in ANTsR. Soon, Neuroconductor will also be a source of help.