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skull-stripping processing #5
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The steps to obtain 224x224x152: |
I was wondering if you have any info on the number and type of GPU. Also, it would be useful to know how much GPU and CPU memory this code needs. Thanks. |
It is really great work! @sanchezirina |
Thanks for your interest in the subject. I'm in a quagmire, I try to play https://github.com/imatge-upc/3D-GAN-superresolution, I get an error. I will try again with new images of ADNI with T1 and choosing sizes of 256, 256 and 184 and tesla of 1.5
I have looked for those errors and in forums they indicate to me that it is probable that the images of entrance are those that provoke them. I will download ADNI images again and I will comment on them. The article is very good in your reading. I appreciate your comments. |
I have downloaded new ADNI images now with Field Field Strength (tesla) = 1.5 and Matrix Z = 184 The new error is now in the depth.
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[TL] got 33: SRGAN_d/dense2/b:0 (1,)
Finding 256-256-184 images was better, showed an error of (36,36), (0,0), (- 36, -36) with the negative numbers, it was solved with changing shape [0], with the shape [2] that are depth, vertical and horizontal in data shape (184, 256, 256) http://bit.ly/3DganNew |
I get the following error with nn:
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Referencing from: ... to 'T1_brain_extractedBrainExtractionMask.nii.gz' file.
This file was created taking the original images from ADNI and performing a skull-stripping processing of them. We use the nibabel library to load the images. https://github.com/imatge-upc/3D-GAN-superresolution
I ask if a process was considered as indicated: http://fsl.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fslcourse/lectures/practicals/intro2/index.html, .... try -f 0.3 -g 0.2
Thank you for your answer.
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