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If you omit the batch file (but keep the keyword `batch`), this will just open the Batch Editor to interactively create and run a PhysIO batch.
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If you omit the batch file (but keep the keyword `batch`), this will just open the Batch Editor to interactively create and run a PhysIO batch.
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## 16. I cannot find the answer to my question in the FAQ. Whom do I ask for help?
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## 16. PhysIO fails already when running your provided example data, e.g., with "Out of Memory" errors. What happened?
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All PhysIO examples are thoroughly tested before each release using a unit/integration testing framework, but of course we cannot catch every bug in advance.
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The most likely explanation, however, is that the setup of PhysIO on your machine was not successful. Here are a few things you can try:
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- Did you run `tapas_physio_init()` and did it give any warnings?
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- Do you have the subfolders of SPM in your Matlab path = e.g., you used `addpath(genpath('path/to/spm12'))`?
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- If yes, try `rmpath(genpath('path/to/spm12'));addpath('path/to/spm12')` and run the example again.
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- More details on this issue can be found in our [GitHub Forum](https://github.com/translationalneuromodeling/tapas/issues/166).
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## 17. I cannot find the answer to my question in the FAQ. Whom do I ask for help?
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We are very happy to provide support on how to use the PhysIO Toolbox. However,
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We are very happy to provide support on how to use the PhysIO Toolbox. However,
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as every researcher, we only have a limited amount of time. So please excuse, if
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as every researcher, we only have a limited amount of time. So please excuse, if
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