I have 3D MRI scans of brain tumor and files are in .nii format i want to convert these .nii files to 2D images in jpg or png. images are from BarTs dataset. 댓글 수: 1 Jawwad Sami Ur Rahman2022년 5월 6
Carlotta Fabris2019년 5월 6일 0 링크 번역 Hi! I have a set of .mat files and I would like to convet them to .nii (Nifti) to conduct some GLM analysis. The problem I have with these files is that when I load them in MATLAB, they are 1x111 cell. When I open a ...
Is it an issue of the dimensions of the input nifti file relative to the 1st layer? e.g. I thought I was getting a [512 512 74] size nifti file, but the file was actually [74 512 512] in size.
MATLAB call returned the following error: Output argument "n" (and maybe others) not assigned during call to "niifm.RunFunction>getOutputArgumentsCount". Categories MATLABExternal Language InterfacesOther languagesLabVIEW Find more onLabVIEWinHelp CenterandFile Exchange ...
# First, make sure to import the FSL interface import nipype.interfaces.fsl as fsl # Method 1: specify parameters during node creation mybet = fsl.BET(in_file='~/nipype_tutorial/data/sub001/struct.nii.gz', out_file='~/nipype_tutorial/data/sub001/struct_bet.nii.gz') mybet.run() #...
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You also have the option to use the read-only zip filesystem (http://www.altera.com/literature/hb/nios2/n2sw_nii52012.pdf). You put your bmp file in an uncompressed .zip file, flash that file to a specific location, and enable the filesystem option in Eclipse. Then you'...
from the .nii.gz output file)? Currently, I have just quantified it to be 680 by doing this in matlab: gunzip('parcellation.nii.gz') a = MRIread('parcellation.nii'); u = unique(a.vol(:)); length(u) % total number of labels ...
You also have the option to use the read-only zip filesystem (http://www.altera.com/literature/hb/nios2/n2sw_nii52012.pdf). You put your bmp file in an uncompressed .zip file, flash that file to a specific location, and enable the filesystem option in Ecl...
Output1 = analyze75read(‘image.img’); Output2 = read_fiber(‘fiber.dat’); I don't know where you get load_nii() - it's not part of MATLAB. Perhaps you need to search "Tools for NIfTI and ANALYZE image" - the function might be in that tool set. Not sure where you get tho...