ENH: Add a test to exercise SyN workflow creation and check parameters #486
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2.13.0 (May 15, 2025) Feature release in the 2.13.x series. This release addresses some longstanding issues with the SyN-SDC workflow, improving the registration quality in adult humans by utilizing a spatial prior, as well as allowing Laplacians to be up- or down-weighted in the cost function, making it more usable across species. Additionally, this release allows for the use of ``EstimatedTotalReadoutTime`` or ``EstimatedEchoSpacing``, or a manually provided fallback ``TotalReadoutTime`` value, permitting the use of SDCFlows on datasets that do not have reliable timing information without introducing incorrect metadata into the datasets. * fix(syn): Re-enable priors respecting ``sd_priors`` argument (#488) * feat: Add workflow arguments for metadata estimates and fallback TRT (#479) * feat(syn): Update totalFieldVarianceInVoxel space based on voxel resolution (#487) * feat(syn): Allow changing laplacians weights in SyN registration metric (#484) * test(syn): Add a test to exercise SyN workflow creation and check parameters (#486)
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2.13.0 (May 15, 2025) Feature release in the 2.13.x series. This release addresses some longstanding issues with the SyN-SDC workflow, improving the registration quality in adult humans by utilizing a spatial prior, as well as allowing Laplacians to be up- or down-weighted in the cost function, making it more usable across species. Additionally, this release allows for the use of ``EstimatedTotalReadoutTime`` or ``EstimatedEchoSpacing``, or a manually provided fallback ``TotalReadoutTime`` value, permitting the use of SDCFlows on datasets that do not have reliable timing information without introducing incorrect metadata into the datasets. * fix(syn): Re-enable priors respecting ``sd_priors`` argument (#488) * feat: Add workflow arguments for metadata estimates and fallback TRT (#479) * feat(syn): Update totalFieldVarianceInVoxel space based on voxel resolution (#487) * feat(syn): Allow changing laplacians weights in SyN registration metric (#484) * test(syn): Add a test to exercise SyN workflow creation and check parameters (#486)
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Following #484.