divest.capabilities: Report package capabilities
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divest.capabilities R Documentation
Report package capabilities
Description
This function summarises the capabilities of the package as compiled for the
current machine, analogously to the base function capabilities(). It
identifies the support available for various input and output formats.
Usage
divest.capabilities(what = NULL)
Arguments
what
A character vector of components to extract, or NULL,
the default, which indicates the full set of capabilities.
Value
A named logical vector, indicating whether plain JPEG, JPEG-LS and
JPEG2000 DICOM transfer syntaxes are supported by the current build of the
package, and also whether zlib is available to produce compressed NIfTI
output files from convertDicom().
Author(s)
Jon Clayden code@clayden.org
See Also
readDicom()
Examples
divest.capabilities()
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Report package capabilities
Description
This function summarises the capabilities of the package as compiled for the
current machine, analogously to the base function capabilities(). It
identifies the support available for various input and output formats.
Usage
divest.capabilities(what = NULL)
Arguments
what |
A character vector of components to extract, or |
Value
A named logical vector, indicating whether plain JPEG, JPEG-LS and
JPEG2000 DICOM transfer syntaxes are supported by the current build of the
package, and also whether zlib is available to produce compressed NIfTI
output files from convertDicom().
Author(s)
Jon Clayden code@clayden.org
See Also
readDicom()
Examples
divest.capabilities()
R Package Documentation
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