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nilearn.plotting.plot_img_comparison

nilearn.plotting.plot_img_comparison(ref_imgs, src_imgs, masker, plot_hist=True, log=True, ref_label='image set 1', src_label='image set 2', output_dir=None, axes=None)[source]

Create plots to compare two lists of images and measure correlation.

The first plot displays linear correlation between voxel values. The second plot superimposes histograms to compare values distribution.

Parameters:
ref_imgsnifti_like

Reference images.

src_imgsnifti_like

Source images.

maskerNiftiMasker object

Mask to be used on data.

plot_histbool, default=True

If True then histograms of each img in ref_imgs will be plotted along-side the histogram of the corresponding image in src_imgs.

logbool, default=True

Passed to plt.hist.

ref_labelstr, default=’image set 1’

Name of reference images.

src_labelstr, default=’image set 2’

Name of source images.

output_dirstr or None, default=None

Directory where plotted figures will be stored.

axeslist of two matplotlib Axes objects, or None, default=None

Can receive a list of the form [ax1, ax2] to render the plots. By default new axes will be created.

Returns:
corrsnumpy.ndarray

Pearson correlation between the images.

Examples using nilearn.plotting.plot_img_comparison

First level analysis of a complete BIDS dataset from openneuro

First level analysis of a complete BIDS dataset from openneuro