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I have been following the tutorial for dipy_align_syn, and it seems that the --out_inv_static option in dipy_align_syn does not work and the inverse transformed static image is not saved.
Also, I spent a lot of time figuring out that without the --force option, if there is already a file with the output image's name, the command terminates without any information. I think it would be nice if it at least printed a warning/error that one should use the --force option if they want to overwrite.
I think these are just minor issues and can be resolved with some small fixes, but is important since it is related to how convenient the method is to use.
Description
I have been following the tutorial for dipy_align_syn, and it seems that the --out_inv_static option in dipy_align_syn does not work and the inverse transformed static image is not saved.
Also, I spent a lot of time figuring out that without the --force option, if there is already a file with the output image's name, the command terminates without any information. I think it would be nice if it at least printed a warning/error that one should use the --force option if they want to overwrite.
I think these are just minor issues and can be resolved with some small fixes, but is important since it is related to how convenient the method is to use.
Way to reproduce
dipy_align_syn moving.nii.gz static.nii.gz --force --metric "cc" --out_dir "syn_reg_output" --out_warped "warped.nii.gz" --out_inv_static "inv.nii.gz" --out_field "field.nii.gz"
python -c "import platform; print(platform.platform())"
)Windows-10-10.0.19043-SP0
python -c "import sys; print("Python", sys.version)"
)Python 3.8.12
python -c "import dipy; print(dipy.__version__)"
)1.5.0
1.22.4
1.8.0
3.2.2
3.6.0
1.2.1
0.8.0
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