@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Settings can be saved to a json file:
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mybet = fsl.BET(in_file='foo.nii', out_file='bar.nii', frac=0.5)
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mybet.save_inputs_to_json('bet-settings.json')
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- Once saved, the three inputs set for `mybet ` will be stored in a JSON
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+ Once saved, the three inputs set for `` mybet ` ` will be stored in a JSON
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file. These settings can also be loaded from a json file:
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.. testcode ::
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ file. These settings can also be loaded from a json file:
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Loading settings will overwrite previously set inputs by default, unless
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- the `overwrite ` argument is `False `. Conveniently, the settings can be
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+ the `` overwrite `` argument is `` False ` `. Conveniently, the settings can be
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also read during the interface instantiation:
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.. testcode ::
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mybet = fsl.BET(from_file='bet-settings.json')
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If the user provides settings during interface creation, they will take
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- precedence over those loaded using `from_file `:
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+ precedence over those loaded using `` from_file ` `:
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.. testcode ::
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import nipype.interfaces.fsl as fsl
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mybet = fsl.BET(from_file='bet-settings.json', frac=0.7)
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- In this case, `mybet.inputs.frac ` will contain the value `0.7 ` regardless
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- the value that could be stored in the `bet-settings.json ` file.
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+ In this case, `` mybet.inputs.frac `` will contain the value `` 0.7 ` ` regardless
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+ the value that could be stored in the `` bet-settings.json ` ` file.
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