Modules:FourDAnalysis-Documentation-3.5 - Revision history

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Source code & documentation

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Step 2: Building 4D Analysis module with SciPy Option

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Step 2: Building 4D Analysis module with SciPy Option

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Step 6: Delete intensity curve data

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Step 6: Delete intensity curve data

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Step 5: Save intensity curve data

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Step 6: Delete intensity curve data

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Tutorial 1: Plotting time-intensity curve from 4D image data

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Step 5: Save intensity curve data

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 Customize following [http://viewvc.slicer.org/viewcvs.cgi/ links] for your module.
-[http://www.na-mic.org/Slicer/Documentation/Slicer3/html/ Links] to documentation generated by doxygen.
+[http://www.na-mic.org/Slicer/Documentation/Slicer3-doc/html/ Links] to documentation generated by doxygen.
 == More Information ==

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−	~~[[Announcements:Slicer3.5#Highlights\|Gallery of New Features]]~~

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	Make program will launch ccmake (full screen CMake configuration tool) (Figure 12), where you can turn on FourDAnalysis_USE_SCIPY macro. After generating a new make file, quit ccmake screen and run make.		Make program will launch ccmake (full screen CMake configuration tool) (Figure 12), where you can turn on FourDAnalysis_USE_SCIPY macro. After generating a new make file, quit ccmake screen and run make.
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		+	\|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_ccmake.png\|thumb\|240px\|'''Figure 12.''' CMake configuration screen.]]
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	After building the module, run 3D Slicer to check if the 4D Analysis module has been built with SciPy option.		After building the module, run 3D Slicer to check if the 4D Analysis module has been built with SciPy option.

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   $ make edit_cache
-Make program will launch ccmake (full screen CMake configuration tool), where you can turn on FourDAnalysis_USE_SCIPY macro. After generating a new make file, quit ccmake screen and run make.
+Make program will launch ccmake (full screen CMake configuration tool) (Figure 12), where you can turn on FourDAnalysis_USE_SCIPY macro. After generating a new make file, quit ccmake screen and run make.
 After building the module, run 3D Slicer to check if the 4D Analysis module has been built with SciPy option.

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 |[[Image:FourDAnalysis_DeleteCurve.png|thumb|240px|'''Figure 10.''' To delete curves, check the boxes on the left of the list, then click the '''Save''' button.]]
-|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_DeleteCurveDialog.png|thumb|240px|'''Figure 11.''' The confirmation dialog box for deletion of the curves.]]
+|}
 |}

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-|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_SaveCurve.png|thumb|240px|'''Figure 8.''' To save a curve, check the box on the left of the curve, then click the '''Save''' button.]]
+|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_SaveCurve.png|thumb|240px|'''Figure 8.''' To save curves, check the boxes on the left of the list, then click the '''Save''' button.]]
 |}
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 ====Step 6: Delete intensity curve data====
-To deelte the plot data as CSV files, turn on the check boxes in the left column of the curves to save in the column list, and then click the '''Save''' button bellow the column list (Figure 8). The Slicer will pop up a dialog window (Figure 9).
+To delete the plot data, turn on the check boxes in the left column of the curves to delete in the column list, and then click the '''Delete''' button bellow the column list (Figure 10). The Slicer will pop up a confirmation dialog box(Figure 11).
 {|
-|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_SaveCurve.png|thumb|240px|'''Figure 8.''' To save a curve, check the box on the left of the curve, then click the '''Save''' button.]]
+|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_DeleteCurve.png|thumb|240px|'''Figure 10.''' To delete curves, check the boxes on the list, then click the '''Save''' button.]]
-|}
+|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_DeleteCurveDialog.png|thumb|240px|'''Figure 11.''' The confirmation dialog box for deletion of the curves.]]
 |}

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 ====Step 5: Save intensity curve data====
-To save the plot data as CSV files, turn on the check boxes in the left column of the curves to save in the column list, and then click the '''Save''' button bellow the column list (Figure 8). The Slicer will pop up a dialog window (Figure 9).
+To save the plot data as CSV files, turn on the check boxes in the left column of the curves to save in the column list, and then click the '''Save''' button bellow the column list (Figure 8). The Slicer will pop up a dialog window (Figure 9). The curve data is stored in CSV files, which can be loaded to 4D Analysis Module later.
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-|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_SaveCurve.png|thumb|600px|'''Figure 9.''' The dialog box to select a directory to save the cueve data in CSV format.]]
+|[[Image:FourDAnalysis_SaveCurveDialog.png|thumb|600px|'''Figure 9.''' The dialog box to select a directory to save the cueve data in CSV format.]]
 |}