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@bud42 Gave it a try. Assessor was created on XNAT but then this: |
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dax trial is a new dax sub-command to create a “trial run” of a processor. It creates a single job in the main dax queue on REDCap where it is then handled by dax manager. The assessor created has a "TRIAL_" prefix to distinguish from normal runs of the processor.
Inputs to the command are the project name, yaml file name, and subject/session on XNAT.
For example,
dax trial -p PROJECTNAME -y fmri_v1.0.0.yaml -s 12345678
generates a subject assessor
PROJECTNAME-x-12345678-x-TRIAL_fmri_v1-x-UUID.
The command can be run on any workstation with the appropriate env vars configured for XNAT and REDCap. Thus, you can launch a near-production test of your processor without having to upload it or log on to the cluster or wait for dax manager to build.