Description Usage Arguments Details Examples
View source: R/geoletFeatures.R
It extracts the feature values by applying the filter at a single LoG sigma.
1 2 3 4 5 | f.extractor.sing.par(path, ROIName, feature.family = c("stat", "morph",
"glcm", "rlm", "szm"), filterPipeline = list(), interpolate = FALSE,
px = "", py = "", threshold = 0.001, discretize = "",
bin.size = 25, bin.number = 25,
fileName = "tmp.f.extractor.sing.par.RData", forceRecalculus = TRUE)
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path |
The path to be browsed for folders containing DICOM images and Structure Set of patients |
ROIName |
A |
feature.family |
The list of features to be extracted, by default all. The possible families are: statistical, grey level co-occurrence matrix, run-length matrix, size-zone matrix and fractal |
filterPipeline |
A |
interpolate |
A |
px |
The pixel spacing in x direction as string for interpolating sigma, by default empty. |
py |
The pixel spacing in y direction as string for interpolating sigma, by default empty. |
threshold |
A |
discretize |
ROI discretization for feature extractions, by default |
bin.size |
Size of bin for ROI discretization for feature extractions, by default 25. |
bin.number |
Number of bin for ROI discretization for feature extractions, by default 25. |
fileName |
The Rdata file name saved locally during the running, by default 'tmp.f.extractor.sing.par.RData'. |
forceRecalculus |
A |
Using an object of class ROImap
it is possible to list all the ROIs contained in an explored directory for the analysis. It is possible to analyze
different ROIs names referencing to the same structure in the different studies by putting al their names a a vector of character
objects in the argument ROIName
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | ## Not run:
# Create a filter pipeline list
filterPip <- list()
filterPip[[1]] <- list('kernel.type'='LoG', 'sigma' = 0.3)
f.extractor.sing.par(path = './RadiomicsFolder', ROIName = 'GTV', feature.family = c('stat', 'glcm'), filterPipeline = filterPip, forceRecalculus = T)
## End(Not run)
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