dftadd 1.6.6 © 2000-2012 Turku PET Centre
For adding specified region data from file2 to file1.
Files must have same number of frames.
If the number of region is not specified, all TACs are added.
If file1 does not exist, it will be created.
Usage: dftadd [Options] <file1> <file2> [Number or name of VOI to add]
Options:
-sn
Copied region names are changed to contain the study number
-ovr
Existing file1 is overwritten
-nt
Program does not mind if the time or calibration units do not match
-h or --help
Print this message and exit
--version or --build
Print software build information and exit
--silent
Program works silently, printing only error and warning messages
--verbose
Program prints more information about what it is doing.
Example 1: Add regions with name 'striatum' from file a123_12.dft into
file a123_06.dft
dftadd a123_06.dft a123_12.dft striatum
Example 2a: Combine all DFT files with study number s6789 into a new file
in MS Windows command prompt window
for %g in (s6789*.dft) do dftadd combined.dft %g
Example 2b: Combine all putamen TACs from DFT files a*.dft into a new file
in MS Windows command prompt window
for %g in (a*.dft) do dftadd -sn putamen.dft %g put
Example 3: To convert a plain data file into full DFT format create a new
new file with extension .dft
dftadd -ovr new.dft plain.dat
See also:
dftlist,
dftdel,
dftbreak,
dftcat,
dftavg,
dftren,
dftunit
Keywords: DFT, tool, simulation
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and
you are welcome to redistribute it under GNU General Public License.
