volvis.voxels: Voxel-based visualization of volume mask at surface RAS...

In fsbrain: Managing and Visualizing Brain Surface Data

Voxel-based visualization of volume mask at surface RAS positions.

Description

Plots a 3D box at every *foreground* voxel in the given volume. All voxels which do not have their intensity value set to 'NA' are considered *foreground* voxels. The locations at which to plot the voxels is computed from the voxel CRS indices using the FreeSurfer vox2ras_tkr matrix. This means that the position of the rendered data fits to the surface coordinates (in files like 'surf/lh.white'), and that you can call this function while an active surface rendering window is open (e.g., from calling vis.subject.morph.native), to superimpose the surface and volume data. **On coloring the voxels** (using *rgl materials*): Note that you can call this function several times for the active plot, and color the voxels differently by passing different material properties in each call. Alternatively, check the 'voxelcol' parameter.

Usage

volvis.voxels(volume, render_every = 1, voxelcol = NULL, ...)

Arguments

volume	numeric 3d array, voxels which should not be plotted must have value 'NA'. Take care not to plot too many.
render_every	integer, how many to skip before rendering the next one (to improve performance and/or see deeper structures). Use higher values to see a less dense representation of your data that usually still allows you to see the general shape, but at lower computational burden. Set to 1 to render every (foreground) voxel.
voxelcol	character string or a *voxel coloring*. A *voxel coloring* can be specified in three ways: 1) the string 'from_intensity' will compute colors based on the intensity values of the foreground voxels in the volume, applying normalization of the intensity values if needed. 2) an array of RGB color strings: will be used to retrieve the colors for all foreground vertices, at their CRS indices. 3) A vector with length identical to the number of foreground voxels in the volume: will be applied directly. Obvisouly, you should not pass a color material parameter (see '...') when using this.
...	material properties, passed to triangles3d. Example: color = "#0000ff", lit=FALSE.

Examples

## Not run: 
   fsbrain::download_optional_data();
   subjects_dir = fsbrain::get_optional_data_filepath("subjects_dir");
   brain = subject.volume(subjects_dir, 'subject1', 'brain');
   # Plot all voxels of the brain:
   brain[which(brain==0L, arr.ind = TRUE)] = NA;  # mark background
   brain = vol.hull(brain); # remove inner triangles
   volvis.voxels(brain);

## End(Not run)

fsbrain documentation built on July 9, 2023, 7:12 p.m.