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Feature Extraction - Old version appears to have more options #869

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dsantiago opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 1 comment
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Feature Extraction - Old version appears to have more options #869

dsantiago opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 1 comment
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I am using the following configuration file in radiomics v3.0.1, but found out that it's probably because it's in old format.

I want, like described in the file, the percentiles 10, 25, and 50. Checking the documentation and the new format, I found that I must set in the file internal functions and for percentiles there's only: get10PercentileFeatureValue() and get90PercentileFeatureValue()

Is there any way to use percentiles 10, 25, and 50?

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enabledFeatures:
  - firstorder
  - glcm
  - shape
  - texture
  - intensity
  - morphology

imageType:
  - ORIGINAL

settings:
  binWidth:  25
  resampledPixelSpacing: [1,1,1]
  interpolation: Linear
  enableCExtensions: True
  smooth:
    - LaplacianOfGaussian
  smooth_params:
    - sigma: [1.0,  2.0,  3.0,  4.0,  5.0]
  intensity_features:
    - mean
    - standard_deviation
    - percentiles: [10,  25,  50]
    - percentiles_SD: [10,  25,  50]
    - kurtosis
    - skewness
  glcm_features:
    - contrast
    - entropy
    - homogeneity
    - energy
    - correlation
    - uniformity
    - dissimilarity
  glcm_directions: [0,  45,  90,  135]
  glcm_distances: [1,  2,  3]
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dsantiago commented Feb 27, 2024

For easier time, I want to reproduce the configs presented in the following images:


Text indicating the features used.
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Image of the features previously mentioned.
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@dsantiago dsantiago changed the title [FEAT EXTRACTION] Feature Extraction - Old version appears to have more options Feb 27, 2024
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