ENH: Add SpatialReference field to some outputs #513
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For TemplateFlow volumetric spaces, the SpatialReference field will just have a URL (e.g., |
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Does it make more sense to copy the BIDSURI functionality from fMRIPrep? I think threading a |
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That makes sense. I can add that. |
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I think it looks good now. Here's the value from ds054: {
"SpatialReference": "bids:templateflow:tpl-MNI152Lin/tpl-MNI152Lin_res-02_T1w.nii.gz"
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A few thoughts. I'm not sure that they're enough to finish this off on, but LMK what you think, and we can talk this over next week maybe?
| spatial_reference = pe.Node( | ||
| TemplateFlowReference(), | ||
| name='spatial_reference', | ||
| ) |
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I'm worried this is going to interfere with passing dataset_links from fmriprep, since that maps TF_LAYOUT.root onto bids:templateflow: and accepts raw paths.
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I think we should update fMRIPrep to point to the website when it's a built-in template, but I could pass the dataset_links into this node to use a local path if templateflow is a key in the dictionary and doesn't start with http.
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One reason I was leaning toward the website is that the CIFTI SpatialReference dictionary uses the website. If we do commit to using the local templateflow location then we should change that as well.
| if template_name in tf.TF_LAYOUT.get_templates(): | ||
| self._results['uri'] = f'{tf_url}/{str(rel_path)}' |
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Presumably this is going to return custom templates found in TF_LAYOUT, so I'm not sure that the else branch will ever get hit.
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Oh... I had hoped that get_templates would only return built-in templates, but that makes sense. Is there any way to distinguish built-in templates from custom ones?
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Hmm. I suppose we could inspect the skeleton in the templateflow client.
import zipfile
import templateflow
templates = [
tpl.name.removeprefix('tpl-')
for tpl in zipfile.Path(templateflow.conf.load_data('templateflow-skel.zip')).iterdir()
]That's very much unsupported API, but it's doable.
Co-authored-by: Chris Markiewicz <effigies@gmail.com>
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Related to nipreps/fmriprep#3579.
This should add SpatialReference to volumetric, standard-space anatomical outputs.