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skoltech-neuro-ami

v0.33.0

Published

<p align="center"> <img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/214063/46479857-4cd66e80-c7f0-11e8-9585-5748409c9490.png" width="60%"> </p>

Downloads

8

Readme


Content

  1. Hello AMI
  2. Features
  3. Usage
  4. Developer corner
  5. Change log
  6. Credits
  7. Citations

Hello AMI

(more) Advanced demos

Volume rendering, 2D viewer, arbitrary reslicing and more examples and advanced demos there!

Features

✅ READY 🔶 IN PROGRESS OR LIMITED SUPPORT ❌ ON ROADMAP

| Capabilities | Volumes | Meshes | Widgets | |--------------------|--------------|------------------|------------------------| | ✅ 2D Visulization | ✅ Dicom | ✅ VTK (THREEJS) | 🔶 Handle (2D/3D) | | ✅ 3D Visualization | ✅ NRRD | ✅ STL (THREEJS) | 🔶 Probe (2D/3D) | | ✅ Volume Rendering | ✅ Nifti | ✅ TRK | 🔶 Ruler (2D/3D) | | ✅ Lookup Tables | ✅ MHD/(Z)RAW | ✅ FSM | 🔶 Orientation (2D/3D) | | ✅ Label Maps | ✅ MGH/MGZ | ❌ CURV | 🔶 Angle (2D/3D) | | | ❌ JPEG | | |

Usage

Pre-requisites

  • ES2015 promises support. (consider using polyfills if needed)
  • Load THREEJS your index.html BEFORE AMI.

<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/three.js/r81/three.js"></script>

Yarn


$> yarn add ami.js

Note: you might need to include babel transforms in you build process.


// app.js
import * as AMI form 'ami.js';
window.console.log('Ready to rock!!');

ami.js

Check-out the lessons to get started quickly.

New: Use the new factory not to have to include three in index.html.

import * as THREE from 'three';
import {stackHelperFactory} from 'ami.js';

const StackHelper = stackHelperFactory(THREE);
const stackHelper = new StackHelper();

Add AMI in your index.html after THREEJS.


<!-- index.html -->
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/three.js/r81/three.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/ami.js/0.0.12/ami.min.js"></script>
<script src="app.js"></script>

#app.js
const AMI = AMI;
window.console.log('Ready to rock!!');

Developer corner

Get the source code and related packages.


$> git clone https://github.com/FNNDSC/ami.git
$> cd ami
$> yarn install

To run examples (browserify/babelify/serve the example)


$> yarn example <examples name>

#run the geometries_slice example
$> yarn example geometries_slice

Build standalone library to lib/


$> yarn build:ami

Build minified standalone version run


$> yarn build:ami:prod

Tests


$> yarn test

Documentation


$> yarn doc

Build and deploy dist/ to gh-pages


$> yarn deploy

Find out more about the API.

Change log

Credits

AMI would not exist without them:

THREEJS
  • Base components such as Vectors, Matrices and Objects3D.
  • HTML template for example page.
  • Author(s): mrdoob
DicomParser
  • DICOM parsing relies on it.
  • Author(s): chafey
CornerstoneWADOImageLoader
  • Was used to figure out how to use the dicom parser properly.
  • Author(s): chafey
NIFTI-Reader-JS
  • Nifti parsing relies on it.
  • Author(s): rii-mango
NRRD-JS
  • NRRD parsing relies on it.
  • Author(s): jaspervdg
JPEGLosslessDecoderJS
  • JPEG Lossless Decoder for DICOM images
  • Author(s): rii-mango
Image-JPEG2000
Pako
  • GZ file decompression
  • Author(s): nodeca

Citations

2017

2016