DeMosaic¶
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Purpose¶
The module DeMosaic reconstructs 4D images from 2D+t Mosaic images commonly used by Siemens for fMRI and DTI data.
Usage¶
Attach an input image in mosaic format. Choose to automatically detect the matrix size or manually specify the dimensions of a single slice.
The module will show information about the spacing between slices, the number of slices per 3D volume, and the number of time points.
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Input Fields¶
input0¶
- name: input0, type: Image¶
Input image in mosaic format. All integer and float data types are allowed.
Output Fields¶
output0¶
- name: output0, type: Image¶
The reconstructed volume in 4D. Output data type is the same as the input data type.
Parameter Fields¶
Field Index¶
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Visible Fields¶
Acquisition Matrix X¶
- name: matrixX, type: Integer, default: 64¶
Sets the x-extent of the image matrix manually.
Only available if
Detect matrix sizeis checked.
Acquisition Matrix Y¶
- name: matrixY, type: Integer, default: 64¶
Sets the y-extent of the image matrix manually.
Only available if
Detect matrix sizeis checked.
Detect matrix size¶
- name: detectMatrixSize, type: Bool, default: TRUE¶
If checked, the module attempts to detect the matrix size automatically.
Otherwise, the image matrix’s x/y extent can be set manually with the fields
Acquisition Matrix XandAcquisition Matrix Y.
Flip z-axis¶
- name: flipZAxis, type: Bool, default: TRUE¶
Spacing Between Slices¶
- name: spacingSlices, type: Float, persistent: no¶
Shows the spacing between slices in millimeters.
Pixel Spacing¶
- name: pixelSpacing, type: Float, persistent: no¶
Shows the in-plane spacing in millimeters.
Number of Slices¶
- name: numSlices, type: Integer, persistent: no¶
Shows the number of slices in the input image.
Number of Temporal Positions¶
- name: numTemporalPos, type: Integer, persistent: no¶
Shows the number of temporal positions in the input image.
Sequence Name¶
- name: sequenceName, type: String, persistent: no¶
Shows the sequence name of the input image.