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Train model: can not download the data from Zenodo #88

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zhuozihan opened this issue Dec 13, 2019 · 6 comments
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Train model: can not download the data from Zenodo #88

zhuozihan opened this issue Dec 13, 2019 · 6 comments

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@zhuozihan
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Hi,
I want to train my own model, but the Zenodo data doesn't seem to exist.
How can I get them?
Thank you!

@wasserth
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The link in the Readme was somehow broken. I fixed it. This link should work:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1088277

@zhuozihan
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The link in the Readme was somehow broken. I fixed it. This link should work:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1088277

I got it! However, the data only have tracking (.trk) files.
As the tutorial mentioned, the folder structure of training data should include "mrtrix_peaks.nii.gz" and "bundle_masks.nii.gz":

custom_path/HCP/subject_01/
      '-> mrtrix_peaks.nii.gz       (mrtrix CSD peaks;  shape: [x,y,z,9])
      '-> bundle_masks.nii.gz       (Reference bundle masks; shape: [x,y,z,nr_bundles])

How can I get them?

@liu0haha123
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liu0haha123 commented Dec 15, 2019

Sorry to bother you. I have same problem with you. And wasserth told me to use the command MitkFiberDirectionExtraction.sh from MITK Diffusion to generate peak images from tractograms.
But I fail to use it correctly ,if you solve it,could you share the way with me.Thank you

@zhuozihan
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Sorry to bother you. I have same problem with you. And wasserth told me to use the command MitkFiberDirectionExtraction.sh from MITK Diffusion to generate peak images from tractograms.
But I fail to use it correctly ,if you solve it,could you share the way with me.Thank you

Hi, liu0haha123. I want to train my own model using clinical DWI images, but the tutorial is a bit simple to guide to do it. Do you have some suggestions?

@liu0haha123
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Sorry to bother you. I have same problem with you. And wasserth told me to use the command MitkFiberDirectionExtraction.sh from MITK Diffusion to generate peak images from tractograms.
But I fail to use it correctly ,if you solve it,could you share the way with me.Thank you

Hi, liu0haha123. I want to train my own model using clinical DWI images, but the tutorial is a bit simple to guide to do it. Do you have some suggestions?

I tried to use the dataset that wasserth provides,but i have the same porblem with you. i don't konw how to generate peaks from the dataset,too. And I tried to simulate fibers ,but without masks,the fiber is out of the range of brain. I am not fimliar with the clinical data. You can see the issue that I commit,maybe it will help you.
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@zhuozihan
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Sorry to bother you. I have same problem with you. And wasserth told me to use the command MitkFiberDirectionExtraction.sh from MITK Diffusion to generate peak images from tractograms.
But I fail to use it correctly ,if you solve it,could you share the way with me.Thank you

Hi, liu0haha123. I want to train my own model using clinical DWI images, but the tutorial is a bit simple to guide to do it. Do you have some suggestions?

I tried to use the dataset that wasserth provides,but i have the same porblem with you. i don't konw how to generate peaks from the dataset,too. And I tried to simulate fibers ,but without masks,the fiber is out of the range of brain. I am not fimliar with the clinical data. You can see the issue that I commit,maybe it will help you.
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Thank you! We have a common goal, maybe we can communicate by email.
Mine is: [email protected]

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