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ENH: Add FSL
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ENH: Add FSL
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The default output is a directory named
eddy_corrected.qc.nii.gz/
? This looks weird, so just want to check there isn't a typo.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@akeshavan, we tested this on your system. I think this is correct but it is very weird. Could you confirm? (I don't want to take the hours needed to build the docker image on my laptop. 😏)