How to convert nii slices to a squence?
I have a file in format of nii.gz with 20 slices. But there are some problem that I just need the top 13 slices. So I use the load_nii or simpleITK to get the array of the 20 silces. What I want to do is just use the top 13 slices(now is array) to generate a new nii squence.
python simpleitk nifti nibabel
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I have a file in format of nii.gz with 20 slices. But there are some problem that I just need the top 13 slices. So I use the load_nii or simpleITK to get the array of the 20 silces. What I want to do is just use the top 13 slices(now is array) to generate a new nii squence.
python simpleitk nifti nibabel
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I have a file in format of nii.gz with 20 slices. But there are some problem that I just need the top 13 slices. So I use the load_nii or simpleITK to get the array of the 20 silces. What I want to do is just use the top 13 slices(now is array) to generate a new nii squence.
python simpleitk nifti nibabel
I have a file in format of nii.gz with 20 slices. But there are some problem that I just need the top 13 slices. So I use the load_nii or simpleITK to get the array of the 20 silces. What I want to do is just use the top 13 slices(now is array) to generate a new nii squence.
python simpleitk nifti nibabel
python simpleitk nifti nibabel
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If you have loaded the image using SimpleITK, you can use python array slicing to extract the top 13 slices. It would be something like this:
import SimpleITK as sitk
img1 = sitk.ReadImage("input.nii.gz")
img2 = img1[0:13]
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If you have loaded the image using SimpleITK, you can use python array slicing to extract the top 13 slices. It would be something like this:
import SimpleITK as sitk
img1 = sitk.ReadImage("input.nii.gz")
img2 = img1[0:13]
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If you have loaded the image using SimpleITK, you can use python array slicing to extract the top 13 slices. It would be something like this:
import SimpleITK as sitk
img1 = sitk.ReadImage("input.nii.gz")
img2 = img1[0:13]
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If you have loaded the image using SimpleITK, you can use python array slicing to extract the top 13 slices. It would be something like this:
import SimpleITK as sitk
img1 = sitk.ReadImage("input.nii.gz")
img2 = img1[0:13]
If you have loaded the image using SimpleITK, you can use python array slicing to extract the top 13 slices. It would be something like this:
import SimpleITK as sitk
img1 = sitk.ReadImage("input.nii.gz")
img2 = img1[0:13]
answered Jan 2 at 17:09
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