There are two MRI images, and the pointers in these two images indicate two different voxels which is adjacent. However, data probe shows the same coordinate, (115,134,63), and the same intensity, 2870.
When importing dicom images, 3D slicer perform automatic resample?
I would like to have native images without resample. How could I do that?
Sorry for my poor english writing.
Thank you in advance.
Also note that the segmentation node’s internal binary labelmap representation does not have to have the same geometry (origin, spacing, axis directions) as the current master volume (one voxel of the master volume does not have to correspond to one voxel in the segmentation). Segmentation’s binary labelmap representation is initialized by default using the master volume that you select first, but you can later change it as needed.
Why does 3D slicer recommend to keep interpolation enabled?
I am interested in Radiomics extension of 3D slicer, that is a method in the medical field that extracts a large number of features from using data-characterisation algorithms. Like, the quantification of tumor malignancy from medical images.
Radiomics is sensitive to data handling. Therefore, interpolation should be cared because interpolation may change the texture of medical image, or change the intensity at each voxels. If the texture or intensity of medical image change, the features from Radiomics also change.
Do you think that interpolation method should be off when using Radiomics extension?
Hi - The interpolation is only in the display pipeline so it will not impact your radiomics calculations. We have it on by default to avoid aliasing artifacts.
When using paint function of segment editor, it sometimes doesn’t work well. Please refer to the two pictures I have attached. (Selected the paint function and left-clicked once on the image. Then, striped-pattern of ROI appeared.)
Does this phenomenon relate to interpolate function?