R/convert_anlz.R

Defines functions as.anlz convert.orient.anlz convert.datatype.anlz convert.bitpix.anlz

Documented in as.anlz convert.bitpix.anlz convert.datatype.anlz convert.orient.anlz

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## $Id: convert_anlz.R 332 2010-01-29 16:54:07Z bjw34032 $
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#' @name Convert ANALYZE Codes
#' @title Convert ANALYZE Codes
#' 
#' @description Codes that appear in the ANALYZE header are mapped to 
#' meaningful character strings.
#' 
#' @details \code{switch} statements are used to map a numeric code to the 
#' appropriate string.
#' 
#' @aliases convert.bitpix.anlz
#' @param bitpix is the bit-per-pixel code.
#' @param datatype.code defines data type.
#' @param orientation defines the orientation.
#' @return A character string.
#' @author Brandon Whitcher \email{bwhitcher@@gmail.com}
#' @seealso \code{\link{convert.datatype}}, \code{\link{convert.bitpix}},
#' \code{\link{convert.intent}}, \code{\link{convert.form}},
#' \code{\link{convert.units}}, \code{\link{convert.slice}}
#' @references ANALYZE 7.5\cr\url{http://eeg.sourceforge.net/ANALYZE75.pdf}
#' @export
#' @rdname convert_anlz
#' @examples
#' 
#' ##  4 = SIGNED_SHORT
#' convert.datatype.anlz(4)
#' ## 16 = FLOAT
#' convert.datatype.anlz(16)
#' ##  2 = "saggital unflipped"
#' convert.orient.anlz(2)
#' ##  4 = "coronal flipped"
#' convert.orient.anlz(4)
#' 
convert.bitpix.anlz <- function(bitpix=NULL) {
  anlz.bitpix <- list("NONE" = 0,
                      "UNKNOWN" = 0,
                      "BINARY" = 1,
                      "UNSIGNED_CHAR" = 8,
                      "SIGNED_SHORT" = 16,
                      "SIGNED_INT" = 32,
                      "FLOAT" = 32,
                      "COMPLEX" = 64,
                      "DOUBLE" = 64,
                      "RGB" = 24,
                      "ALL" = 0)
  if (is.null(bitpix)) {
    anlz.bitpix
  } else {
    names(which(anlz.bitpix == bitpix))
  }
}
#' @rdname convert_anlz
#' @aliases convert.datatype.anlz convert.orient.anlz
#' @export
convert.datatype.anlz <- function(datatype.code=NULL) {
  anlz.datatype <- list("NONE" = 0,
                        "UNKNOWN" = 0,
                        "BINARY" = 1,
                        "UNSIGNED_CHAR" = 2,
                        "SIGNED_SHORT" = 4,
                        "SIGNED_INT" = 8,
                        "FLOAT" = 16,
                        "COMPLEX" = 32,
                        "DOUBLE" = 64,
                        "RGB" = 128,
                        "ALL" = 255)
  if (is.null(datatype.code)) {
    anlz.datatype
  } else {
    names(which(anlz.datatype == as.numeric(datatype.code)))
  }
}
#' @rdname convert_anlz
#' @aliases convert.orient.anlz
#' @export 
convert.orient.anlz <- function(orientation) {
  switch(as.character(orientation),
         "0" = "transverse unflipped",
         "1" = "coronal unflipped",
         "2" = "sagittal unflipped",
         "3" = "transverse flipped",
         "4" = "coronal flipped",
         "5" = "sagittal flipped",
         "unknown")
}

############################################################################
## as.anlz()
############################################################################

#' @name as.anlz
#' @title as.anlz
#' 
#' @description Internal function that converts multidimensional arrays to ANALYZE class
#' objects.
#' 
#' 
#' @aliases as.anlz
#' @param from is the object to be converted.
#' @param value is the \code{nifti} class object to use as a template for
#' various ANALYZE header information.
#' @param verbose is a logical variable (default = \code{FALSE}) that allows
#' text-based feedback during execution of the function.
#' @return An object of class \code{anlz}.
#' @author Andrew Thornton \email{zeripath@@users.sourceforge.net},\cr
#' Brandon Whitcher \email{bwhitcher@@gmail.com}
#' @export
as.anlz <- function(from, value=NULL, verbose=FALSE) {
  integertype <- function(from) {
    integer.ranges <- list("SIGNED_SHORT" = c(0, 2^15-1),
                           "SIGNED_INT" = c(0, 2^31-1))
    fromRange <- range(from)
    for (i in 1:length(integer.ranges)) {
      if (fromRange[1] >= min(integer.ranges[[i]]) &&
	  fromRange[2] <= max(integer.ranges[[i]])) {
	return(names(integer.ranges)[i])
      }
    }
    warning("Range too large to be kept as integer, forcing float")
    floattype(from)
  }
  floattype <- function(from) {
    return("FLOAT")
  }
  if (is.null(value)) {
    aim <- anlz()
  } else {
    aim <- value
  }
  if (is.array(from)) {
    ## Determine a sensible datatype
    dataClass <- class(from[1])
    datatypeString <- switch(dataClass,
                             logical = integertype(from),
                             integer = integertype(from),
                             numeric = floattype(from),
                             stop("Can't transform data in from: ",
                                  class(from[1])))
    aim@"data_type" <- datatypeString
    aim@"datatype" <- convert.datatype.anlz()[[datatypeString]]
    aim@"bitpix" <- convert.bitpix.anlz()[[datatypeString]]
    aim@"cal_min" <- min(from, na.rm=TRUE)
    aim@"cal_max" <- max(from, na.rm=TRUE)
    aim@"dim_" <- c(length(dim(from)), dim(from))
    if (length(aim@"dim_") < 8) {
      aim@"dim_" <- c(aim@"dim_", rep(1, 8 - length(aim@"dim_")))
    }
    aim@.Data <- from
  } else {
    if (is.list(from)) {
      aim <- lapply(from, function(x) as.anlz(x, value))
    } else {
      if (verbose) {
        warning("Cannot convert class =", class(from), "to anlz object")
      }
      aim <- from
    }
  }
  return(aim)
}

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