Paul Taylor

@effigies : this issue came up again in a recent discussion. Is there any further thought for how nibabel will output integers? Having int64 be the default int type for...

It sounds analogous to reading in floats, doing intermediate calcs with doubles to not lose precision in the intermediate steps, and then outputting (as presumably desired) floats. Sure, there will...

So, then is the idea that nibabel will: 1) read in a dset and forget the input datatype 2) work in any precision internally (e.g., int64) 3) output the dset...

Hi- I am interested in this. I have worked on the tractography tools in AFNI (with Ziad Saad). I imagine FSL developers would be interested, as would Frank Yeh @frankyeh...

Trying to include a few other potentially interested people: @bjeurissen @jdtournier @neurolabusc (Not finding an obvious FSL-tracking contact via github ID-- could someone else please help with that?)

@effigies -- would be great to try that API with a demo. Some functionality we value is keeping track of tracts as bundles-- if we put in some N>2 targets,...

Hi- Re. the template data, we generally just: ``` curl -O https://afni.nimh.nih.gov/pub/dist/atlases/afni_atlases_dist.tgz ``` That seems a good way to go, rather than involving the Makefile? Re. managing R and Python...

this merger of master -> new-ETAC branch was done so that the testing infrastructure would run properly again (the "git+git" -> "git+https" in *.yml file for testing).

Hi- Just to note, it might be simpler to get the version information using the `-vnum` option, rather than `-ver`. The output is simpler for the version number, which likely...

To be done by @hanayik and @mrneont ...