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brainprep.workflow.brainprep_defacing¶
- brainprep.workflow.brainprep_defacing(t1_file, output_dir, keep_intermediate=False, **kwargs)[source]¶
Defacing pre-processing workflow for anatomical T1-weighted images.
Applies FSL’s fsl_deface tool [1] with default settings to remove facial features (face and ears) from the input image. This includes:
Reorient the T1w image to standard MNI152 template space.
Deface the T1w image.
Generate a mosaic image of the defaced T1w image.
- Parameters:
- t1_fileFile
Path to the input T1w anatomical image file.
- output_dirDirectory
Directory where the defaced image and related outputs will be saved (i.e., the root of your dataset).
- keep_intermediatebool
If True, retains intermediate results (e.g., reoriented image); useful for debugging. Default False.
- **kwargsdict
- entities: dict
Dictionary of parsed BIDS entities.
- Returns:
- Bunch
A dictionary-like object containing:
deface_t1_file : File - path to the defaced image.
mask_file : File - path to the defacing mask.
mosaic_file : File - path to defacing snapshots.
summary_file : File - a TSV file containing voxel counts and physical volumes (in mm³) for the brain/defacing masks and their intersection.
- Raises:
- ValueError
If the T1w file do not follow BIDS convention.
Notes
This workflow assumes the input image is a valid T1-weighted anatomical scan.
References
Examples
>>> from brainprep.config import Config >>> from brainprep.reporting import RSTReport >>> from brainprep.workflow import brainprep_defacing >>> >>> with Config(dryrun=True, verbose=False): ... report = RSTReport() ... outputs = brainprep_defacing( ... t1_file=( ... "/tmp/dataset/rawdata/sub-01/ses-01/anat/" ... "sub-01_ses-01_run-01_T1w.nii.gz" ... ), ... output_dir="/tmp/dataset/derivatives", ... ) >>> outputs Bunch( deface_t1_file: PosixPath('...') mask_file: PosixPath('...') mosaic_file: PosixPath('...') summary_file: PosixPath('...') )