Hi @ruifate,
Hope you’re doing well.
You don’t need dwibiascorrect
as long as you’re using mtnormalise
. The latter performs both global intensity normalisation as well as bias field correction, more robustly than dwibiascorrect
generally does.
On a similar note, take a look at these 2 recent topics and the replies; they’re also providing some additional insight:
- About how global intensity normalisation is covered by
mtnormalise
. - About how bias field correction is covered by
mtnormalise
- In the latter topic, note my small warning on gradient non-linearities. This is particularly relevant for the minimally preprocessed dMRI data of the HCP!
Hope that helps!
Cheers & take care,
Thijs