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Hi, I was used wholeBody_ct_segmentation model to test custom clinical image.
But the format file is NIFITI (.nii), how can I inference the model with DICOM file format.
Is there any method to prove it.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi @ytl0623,
This is a good question. I guess there are two options here:
Hope this helps,
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If you're using the model via a python script you can just pass the dicom directory to the preprocess like that:
CTDicomFolder = "./data/yourdicomfolder" configPath = "./models/yourmodelhere/configs/inference.json" config = ConfigParser() config.read_config(configPath) preprocessing = config.get_parsed_content("preprocessing") data = preprocessing({'image': CTDicomFolder})
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Hi, I was used wholeBody_ct_segmentation model to test custom clinical image.
But the format file is NIFITI (.nii), how can I inference the model with DICOM file format.
Is there any method to prove it.
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: