Unable to get the `batch_soax` command to work on Intel as well as M1 MacBook

[Atharva Parikh]

After running the following command

./batch_soax -i ./select_test/ -s ./result-snakes/ -p default_prams.txt --ridge 0.001 0.005 0.1 --stretch 0.1 0.1 1.0

OR

./batch_soax -i ./select_test/ -s ./result-snakes/ -p default_prams.txt

where,
select_test - Is a folder containing isotropic images (5 of them)
result-snakes - Is an empty folder where all the resultant txt files containing information about snakes is to be stored.
default_prams.txt - file containing default parameter for execution.

I am getting the following error in the terminal

Input may contain multiple images.
dyld[11941]: missing symbol called

When I execute the following command for a single file, it executes properly and output in form of several text files is obtained.

#Sweeping parameter space on a single image
./batch soax -i ../data/image.mha -p ../parameters/parameter.txt -s ../result-snakes/ --ridge 0.001 0.005 0.1 --stretch 0.1 0.1 1.0

1. Why is it then not working for the batch of files (in a folder)?
2. What is the meaning of the error "Input may contain multiple images. dyld[11941]: missing symbol called"?
3. If I want to run this software on a lot of data how do I go about creating such process, should I leverage multiprocessing? Is there internal feature to do that optimally?

[vavylonis]

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