So, if the avscale output confirms makeFslXfmMatrix, then it means it is working correctly. If for a particular case it does not, please write it here so that we can take a look.
I am not sure I understand your question thoroughly but here is what you can do for transparency:
% Filled object becomes more and more transparent as the following variable [transp] goes to zero. [Max value is 1]
transp = 0.5;
set(h,'FaceAlpha',transp);
I thank you so much for providing this code. Implementation has its own challenges but your code worked like a charm to show how beautifully theory and practice meet. With good initial estimates, the algorithm converged in only a few iterations.
FYI: I used it for T1 estimation in MR where the equations in our case were much more complicated than single exponential recovery equations.
Thanks.
12 Sep 2011
Peak Fitter
Command-line peak fitter for time-series signals. Version 3.6: February, 2013.
Author: Tom O'Haver
I am not sure I understand your question thoroughly but here is what you can do for transparency:
% Filled object becomes more and more transparent as the following variable [transp] goes to zero. [Max value is 1]
transp = 0.5;
set(h,'FaceAlpha',transp);
Hi Irvin,
I am not sure I understand your question thoroughly but here is what you can do for transparency:
% Filled object becomes more and more transparent as the following variable [transp] goes to zero. [Max value is 1]
transp = 0.5;
set(h,'FaceAlpha',transp);
Best.
Hi Catalin,
You may want to check if you are playing with the axes, especially whether or not the code is making a zooming effect.
If you can't figure that out, using the clf command of matlab, or closing and reopening the figure window at each iteration should solve the problem.
Best.
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