Running xnat2bids using default configuration
First, we need to load a module that will give us access to python and a few basic packages. From the command line, run the following:
Then, if the default values for resource allocation are suitable and you do not need to pass any specific arguments to xnat2bids
, you may run the script as follows:
Since, by default, no sessions are flagged for processing, you will immediately be prompted to enter a Session ID to proceed. If you would like to process multiple sessions simultaneously, you can enter them as a comma-separated list. Here's an example:
After your jobs have completed, you can find all DICOM export and BIDS output data at the following location: /oscar/home/<your_username>/bids-export/
Likewise, logs can be found at /oscar/scratch/<your_username>/logs/
under the following format: xnat2bids-<session-id>-<array-job-id>.txt
To change these output locations or take advantage of additional xnat2bids features, you'll need to create a custom configuration file.
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