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For some input images the second N4 bias correction that relies on the pincram brain mask fails. This fails silently because the second N4 run would overwrite the file of the first N4 bias correction. So the file exists, and the MALPEM pipeline proceeds on the image that was bias corrected only once.
The reason is that for some input images the binary brain mask (after pincram) has on a numerical level a different image origin than the original image, which fails an asserting in N4/ITK.
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Updates for MALPEM v1.3 release.
Functional:
* Updated initial N4 bias correction from potentially using OTSU mask to always use complete image domain as foreground
* Perform consistently two N4 bias correction (1st: N4 on full image domain, 2nd: N4 w/ mask) regardless of whether user specified a mask
* Updated installer script to allow user to select among various version
Reproducibility:
* Fix issue #8 : Fixed itk threads to 8 to make N4 bias correction deterministic (depends on number of threads)
Robustness/Compatibility:
* Fix issue #9 : Ensure input image and mask have numerically same header information to avoid N4 failing, don't fail silently in case of another unexpected problem.
* Fix issue #2 : Added 'export PROOT_NO_SECCOMP=1' to avoid Error 'root info: pid XXX: terminated with signal 11'
* ingore_errors = True when attempting to delete temporary files when 'cleanup' flag is used
Minor:
* removed unused imports, cosmetics
For some input images the second N4 bias correction that relies on the pincram brain mask fails. This fails silently because the second N4 run would overwrite the file of the first N4 bias correction. So the file exists, and the MALPEM pipeline proceeds on the image that was bias corrected only once.
The reason is that for some input images the binary brain mask (after pincram) has on a numerical level a different image origin than the original image, which fails an asserting in N4/ITK.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: