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A lightweigt html5 renderer for fmri volumes

Reason this release was yanked:

old naming conventions

Project description

fMRI-Volumetric-Renderer

A volumetric fMRI renderer for the web. Built using WebGL.

This project presents a method for visualizing volumetric MRI and fMRI data based on a discrete raytracing algorithm and OpenGL. Data is pre-processed and then attached to the html template document, the renderer itself is written in html. This method presents a lightweight renderer that can be used to visualize fMRI data in a browser as well as in the output of a jupyter notebook.

Python Render Pipeline Usage

import nibabel as nib
import torch

import volume_plot_utils

#load an example nifti file
brainData = nib.load("data/sub-0x/func/subject-data-file.nii.gz")

#load the nifti data into a pytorch tensor
activationSequence = torch.tensor(brainData.get_fdata().T)

#use the displayVolume function to display the volumetric data in ipynb
displayVolume(activationSequence)

General HTML Template Usage

The example python shows usage with pytroch and nibabel but html displays can be created from a template by substituting keywords from the template file: see volume_plot_utils.py for more information

Interactive example: https://kappnkrunch.github.io/fMRI-Volumetric-Renderer/example1.html

Gif showing the renderer

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