AttributeError: 'RadiomicsFeaturesExtractor' object has no attribute

[Christon Cardoza]

import os
from radiomics import featureextractor

 testCase = 'brain1'
dataDir = os.path.join(os.getcwd(),"..","data")
print("dataDir, relative path:", dataDir)
print("dataDir, absolute path:", os.path.abspath(dataDir))
 imagePath = os.path.join(dataDir, testCase + "_image.nrrd")
labelPath = os.path.join(dataDir, testCase + "_label.nrrd")
paramPath = os.path.join(os.getcwd(),"..","Params.yaml")
print("Parameter file, absolute path:", os.path.abspath(paramPath))

params = {}
params['bandwidth'] = 20
params['sigma'] = [1,2,3]
params['verbose'] = True
extractor = featureextractor.RadiomicsFeaturesExtractor(**params)
print("Extraction parameters:\n\t", extractor.kwargs)
print("Enabled filters:\n\t", extractor.inputImages)
print("Enabled features:\n\t", extractor.enabledFeaturs)
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AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last) <ipython-input-9-9ea6b907bdb1> in <module>()
extractor = featureextractor.RadiomicsFeaturesExtractor(**params)
print("Extraction parameters:\n\t", extractor.kwargs)
print("Enabled filters:\n\t", extractor.inputImages)
print("Enabled features:\n\t", extractor.enabledFeaturs) AttributeError: 'RadiomicsFeaturesExtractor' object has no attribute 'kwargs'

[Joost van Griethuysen]

Hello Christon,

The error you are receiving is because the name of the dictionary containing all settings has been changed a while ago. It is now called `settings`. Similarly, `inputImages` and `enabledFeatures` are also renamed, they are now called `_enabledImagetypes` and _enabledFeatures`, respectively.

Additionally, you specify a setting named `bandwidth`, this setting is not present in PyRadiomics. Do you perhaps mean `binWidth`? If you use the parameter files, all settings are checked for validity before applying them, but this is not possible when 'hardcoding' the settings as is done in your script.

Regards,

Joost

Op zondag 17 september 2017 10:41:52 UTC+2 schreef Christon Cardoza:

[christon...@gmail.com]

What are the changes need in this code?

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from __future__ import print_function

import collections
from itertools import chain
import logging
import os

import pykwalify.core
import SimpleITK as sitk
import six

import radiomics
from radiomics import generalinfo, getFeatureClasses, getImageTypes, getParameterValidationFiles, imageoperations



class RadiomicsFeaturesExtractor:
  r"""
  Wrapper class for calculation of a radiomics signature.
  At and after initialisation various settings can be used to customize the resultant signature.
  This includes which classes and features to use, as well as what should be done in terms of preprocessing the image
  and what images (original and/or filtered) should be used as input.

  Then a call to :py:func:`execute` generates the radiomics
  signature specified by these settings for the passed image and labelmap combination. This function can be called
  repeatedly in a batch process to calculate the radiomics signature for all image and labelmap combinations.

  At initialization, a parameters file can be provided containing all necessary settings. This is done by passing the
  location of the file as the single argument in the initialization call, without specifying it as a keyword argument.
  If such a file location is provided, any additional kwargs are ignored.
  Alternatively, at initialisation, custom settings (*NOT enabled image types and/or feature classes*) can be provided
  as keyword arguments, with the setting name as key and its value as the argument value (e.g. ``binWidth=25``). For
  more information on possible settings and customization, see
  :ref:`Customizing the Extraction <radiomics-customization-label>`.

  By default, all features in all feature classes are enabled.
  By default, only `Original` input image is enabled (No filter applied).
  """

  def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
    self.logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

    self.featureClasses = getFeatureClasses()

    self.settings = {}
    self._enabledImagetypes = {}
    self._enabledFeatures = {}

    if len(args) == 1 and isinstance(args[0], six.string_types):
      self.logger.info("Loading parameter file")
      self.loadParams(args[0])
    else:
      # Set default settings and update with and changed settings contained in kwargs
      self.settings = self._getDefaultSettings()
      if len(kwargs) > 0:
        self.logger.info('Applying custom settings')
        self.settings.update(kwargs)
      else:
        self.logger.info('No customized settings, applying defaults')

      self.logger.debug("Settings: %s", self.settings)

      self._enabledImagetypes = {'Original': {}}
      self.logger.info('Enabled image types: %s', self._enabledImagetypes)

      self._enabledFeatures = {}
      for featureClassName in self.getFeatureClassNames():
        self._enabledFeatures[featureClassName] = []
      self.logger.info('Enabled features: %s', self._enabledFeatures)

    self._setTolerance()

  @classmethod
  def _getDefaultSettings(cls):
    """
    Returns a dictionary containg the default settings specified in this class. These settings cover global toolbox
    settings, such as ``enableCExtensions``, as well as the image pre-processing settings (e.g. resampling). Feature
    class specific are defined in the respective feature classes and and not included here. Similarly, filter specific
    settings are defined in ``imageoperations.py`` and also not included here.
    """
    return {'minimumROIDimensions': 1,
            'minimumROISize': None,  # Skip testing the ROI size by default
            'normalize': False,
            'normalizeScale': 1,
            'removeOutliers': None,
            'resampledPixelSpacing': None,  # No resampling by default
            'interpolator': 'sitkBSpline',  # Alternative: sitk.sitkBSpline
            'padDistance': 5,
            'distances': [1],
            'force2D': False,
            'force2Ddimension': 0,
            'resegmentRange': None,  # No resegmentation by default
            'label': 1,
            'enableCExtensions': True,
            'additionalInfo': True}

  def _setTolerance(self):
    self.geometryTolerance = self.settings.get('geometryTolerance')
    if self.geometryTolerance is not None:
      sitk.ProcessObject.SetGlobalDefaultCoordinateTolerance(self.geometryTolerance)
      sitk.ProcessObject.SetGlobalDefaultDirectionTolerance(self.geometryTolerance)


  def addProvenance(self, provenance_on=True):
    """
    Enable or disable reporting of additional information on the extraction. This information includes toolbox version,
    enabled input images and applied settings. Furthermore, additional information on the image and region of interest
    (ROI) is also provided, including original image spacing, total number of voxels in the ROI and total number of
    fully connected volumes in the ROI.

    To disable this, call ``addProvenance(False)``.
    """
    self.settings['additionalInfo'] = provenance_on



  def loadParams(self, paramsFile):
    """
    Parse specified parameters file and use it to update settings, enabled feature(Classes) and image types. For more
    information on the structure of the parameter file, see
    :ref:`Customizing the extraction <radiomics-customization-label>`.

    If supplied file does not match the requirements (i.e. unrecognized names or invalid values for a setting), a
    pykwalify error is raised.
    """
    schemaFile, schemaFuncs = getParameterValidationFiles()
    c = pykwalify.core.Core(source_file=paramsFile, schema_files=[schemaFile], extensions=[schemaFuncs])
    params = c.validate()

    enabledImageTypes = params.get('imageType', {})
    enabledFeatures = params.get('featureClass', {})
    settings = params.get('setting', {})

    self.logger.debug("Parameter file parsed. Applying settings")

    if len(enabledImageTypes) == 0:
      self._enabledImagetypes = {'Original': {}}
    else:
      self._enabledImagetypes = enabledImageTypes

    self.logger.debug("Enabled image types: %s", self._enabledImagetypes)

    if len(enabledFeatures) == 0:
      self._enabledFeatures = {}
      for featureClassName in self.getFeatureClassNames():
        self._enabledFeatures[featureClassName] = []
    else:
      self._enabledFeatures = enabledFeatures

    self.logger.debug("Enabled features: %s", self._enabledFeatures)

    # Set default settings and update with and changed settings contained in kwargs
    self.settings = self._getDefaultSettings()
    self.settings.update(settings)

    self.logger.debug("Settings: %s", settings)



  def enableAllImageTypes(self):
    """
    Enable all possible image types without any custom settings.
    """
    self.logger.debug('Enabling all image types')
    for imageType in getImageTypes():
      self._enabledImagetypes[imageType] = {}
    self.logger.debug('Enabled images types: %s', self._enabledImagetypes)



  def disableAllImageTypes(self):
    """
    Disable all image types.
    """
    self.logger.debug('Disabling all image types')
    self._enabledImagetypes = {}



  def enableImageTypeByName(self, imageType, enabled=True, customArgs=None):
    r"""
    Enable or disable specified image type. If enabling image type, optional custom settings can be specified in
    customArgs.

    Current possible image types are:

    - Original: No filter applied
    - Wavelet: Wavelet filtering, yields 8 decompositions per level (all possible combinations of applying either
      a High or a Low pass filter in each of the three dimensions.
      See also :py:func:`~radiomics.imageoperations.getWaveletImage`
    - LoG: Laplacian of Gaussian filter, edge enhancement filter. Emphasizes areas of gray level change, where sigma
      defines how coarse the emphasised texture should be. A low sigma emphasis on fine textures (change over a
      short distance), where a high sigma value emphasises coarse textures (gray level change over a large distance).
      See also :py:func:`~radiomics.imageoperations.getLoGImage`
    - Square: Takes the square of the image intensities and linearly scales them back to the original range.
      Negative values in the original image will be made negative again after application of filter.
    - SquareRoot: Takes the square root of the absolute image intensities and scales them back to original range.
      Negative values in the original image will be made negative again after application of filter.
    - Logarithm: Takes the logarithm of the absolute intensity + 1. Values are scaled to original range and
      negative original values are made negative again after application of filter.
    - Exponential: Takes the the exponential, where filtered intensity is e^(absolute intensity). Values are
      scaled to original range and negative original values are made negative again after application of filter.

    For the mathmetical formulas of square, squareroot, logarithm and exponential, see their respective functions in
    :ref:`imageoperations<radiomics-imageoperations-label>`
    (:py:func:`~radiomics.imageoperations.getSquareImage`,
    :py:func:`~radiomics.imageoperations.getSquareRootImage`,
    :py:func:`~radiomics.imageoperations.getLogarithmImage` and
    :py:func:`~radiomics.imageoperations.getExponentialImage`,
    respectively).
    """
    if imageType not in getImageTypes():
      self.logger.warning('Image type %s is not recognized', imageType)
      return

    if enabled:
      if customArgs is None:
        customArgs = {}
        self.logger.debug('Enabling image type %s (no additional custom settings)', imageType)
      else:
        self.logger.debug('Enabling image type %s (additional custom settings: %s)', imageType, customArgs)
      self._enabledImagetypes[imageType] = customArgs
    elif imageType in self._enabledImagetypes:
      self.logger.debug('Disabling image type %s', imageType)
      del self._enabledImagetypes[imageType]
    self.logger.debug('Enabled images types: %s', self._enabledImagetypes)



  def enableImageTypes(self, **enabledImagetypes):
    """
    Enable input images, with optionally custom settings, which are applied to the respective input image.
    Settings specified here override those in kwargs.
    The following settings are not customizable:

    - interpolator
    - resampledPixelSpacing
    - padDistance

    Updates current settings: If necessary, enables input image. Always overrides custom settings specified
    for input images passed in inputImages.
    To disable input images, use :py:func:`enableInputImageByName` or :py:func:`disableAllInputImages`
    instead.

    :param inputImages: dictionary, key is imagetype (original, wavelet or log) and value is custom settings
      (dictionary)
    """
    self.logger.debug('Updating enabled images types with %s', enabledImagetypes)
    self._enabledImagetypes.update(enabledImagetypes)
    self.logger.debug('Enabled images types: %s', self._enabledImagetypes)



  def enableAllFeatures(self):
    """
    Enable all classes and all features.
    """
    self.logger.debug('Enabling all features in all feature classes')
    for featureClassName in self.getFeatureClassNames():
      self._enabledFeatures[featureClassName] = []
    self.logger.debug('Enabled features: %s', self._enabledFeatures)



  def disableAllFeatures(self):
    """
    Disable all classes.
    """
    self.logger.debug('Disabling all feature classes')
    self._enabledFeatures = {}



  def enableFeatureClassByName(self, featureClass, enabled=True):
    """
    Enable or disable all features in given class.
    """
    if featureClass not in self.getFeatureClassNames():
      self.logger.warning('Feature class %s is not recognized', featureClass)
      return

    if enabled:
      self.logger.debug('Enabling all features in class %s', featureClass)
      self._enabledFeatures[featureClass] = []
    elif featureClass in self._enabledFeatures:
      self.logger.debug('Disabling feature class %s', featureClass)
      del self._enabledFeatures[featureClass]
    self.logger.debug('Enabled features: %s', self._enabledFeatures)



  def enableFeaturesByName(self, **enabledFeatures):
    """
    Specify which features to enable. Key is feature class name, value is a list of enabled feature names.

    To enable all features for a class, provide the class name with an empty list or None as value.
    Settings for feature classes specified in enabledFeatures.keys are updated, settings for feature classes
    not yet present in enabledFeatures.keys are added.
    To disable the entire class, use :py:func:`disableAllFeatures` or :py:func:`enableFeatureClassByName` instead.
    """
    self.logger.debug('Updating enabled features with %s', enabledFeatures)
    self._enabledFeatures.update(enabledFeatures)
    self.logger.debug('Enabled features: %s', self._enabledFeatures)



  def execute(self, imageFilepath, maskFilepath, label=None):
    """
    Compute radiomics signature for provide image and mask combination. It comprises of the following steps:

    1. Image and mask are loaded and normalized/resampled if necessary.
    2. Validity of ROI is checked using :py:func:`~imageoperations.checkMask`, which also computes and returns the
       bounding box.
    3. If enabled, provenance information is calculated and stored as part of the result.
    4. Shape features are calculated on a cropped (no padding) version of the original image.
    5. If enabled, resegment the mask based upon the range specified in ``resegmentRange`` (default None: resegmentation
       disabled).
    6. Other enabled feature classes are calculated using all specified image types in ``_enabledImageTypes``. Images
       are cropped to tumor mask (no padding) after application of any filter and before being passed to the feature
       class.
    7. The calculated features is returned as ``collections.OrderedDict``.

    :param imageFilepath: SimpleITK Image, or string pointing to image file location
    :param maskFilepath: SimpleITK Image, or string pointing to labelmap file location
    :param label: Integer, value of the label for which to extract features. If not specified, last specified label
        is used. Default label is 1.
    :returns: dictionary containing calculated signature ("<imageType>_<featureClass>_<featureName>":value).
    """
    # Enable or disable C extensions for high performance matrix calculation. Only logs a message (INFO) when setting is
    # successfully changed. If an error occurs, full-python mode is forced and a warning is logged.
    radiomics.enableCExtensions(self.settings['enableCExtensions'])
    if self.geometryTolerance != self.settings.get('geometryTolerance'):
      self._setTolerance()

    if label is not None:
      self.settings['label'] = label

    self.logger.info('Calculating features with label: %d', self.settings['label'])
    self.logger.debug('Enabled images types: %s', self._enabledImagetypes)
    self.logger.debug('Enabled features: %s', self._enabledFeatures)
    self.logger.debug('Current settings: %s', self.settings)

    # 1. Load the image and mask
    featureVector = collections.OrderedDict()
    image, mask = self.loadImage(imageFilepath, maskFilepath)

    if image is None or mask is None:
      # No features can be extracted, return the empty featureVector
      return featureVector

    # 2. Check whether loaded mask contains a valid ROI for feature extraction and get bounding box
    boundingBox, correctedMask = imageoperations.checkMask(image, mask, **self.settings)

    # Update the mask if it had to be resampled
    if correctedMask is not None:
      mask = correctedMask

    if boundingBox is None:
      # Mask checks failed, do not extract features and return the empty featureVector
      return featureVector

    self.logger.debug('Image and Mask loaded and valid, starting extraction')

    # 3. Add the additional information if enabled
    if self.settings['additionalInfo']:
      featureVector.update(self.getProvenance(imageFilepath, maskFilepath, mask))

    # 4. If shape descriptors should be calculated, handle it separately here
    if 'shape' in self._enabledFeatures.keys():
      croppedImage, croppedMask = imageoperations.cropToTumorMask(image, mask, boundingBox)
      enabledFeatures = self._enabledFeatures['shape']

      self.logger.info('Computing shape')
      shapeClass = self.featureClasses['shape'](croppedImage, croppedMask, **self.settings)
      if enabledFeatures is None or len(enabledFeatures) == 0:
        shapeClass.enableAllFeatures()
      else:
        for feature in enabledFeatures:
          shapeClass.enableFeatureByName(feature)

      shapeClass.calculateFeatures()
      for (featureName, featureValue) in six.iteritems(shapeClass.featureValues):
        newFeatureName = 'original_shape_%s' % featureName
        featureVector[newFeatureName] = featureValue

    # 5. Resegment the mask if enabled (parameter regsegmentMask is not None)
    resegmentRange = self.settings.get('resegmentRange', None)
    if resegmentRange is not None:
      resegmentedMask = imageoperations.resegmentMask(image, mask, resegmentRange, self.settings['label'])

      # Recheck to see if the mask is still valid
      boundingBox, correctedMask = imageoperations.checkMask(image, resegmentedMask, **self.settings)
      # Update the mask if it had to be resampled
      if correctedMask is not None:
        resegmentedMask = correctedMask

      if boundingBox is None:
        # Mask checks failed, do not extract features and return the empty featureVector
        return featureVector

      # Resegmentation successful
      mask = resegmentedMask

    # 6. Calculate other enabled feature classes using enabled image types
    # Make generators for all enabled image types
    self.logger.debug('Creating image type iterator')
    imageGenerators = []
    for imageType, customKwargs in six.iteritems(self._enabledImagetypes):
      args = self.settings.copy()
      args.update(customKwargs)
      self.logger.info('Adding image type "%s" with settings: %s' % (imageType, str(args)))
      imageGenerators = chain(imageGenerators, getattr(imageoperations, 'get%sImage' % imageType)(image, **args))

    self.logger.debug('Extracting features')
    # Calculate features for all (filtered) images in the generator
    for inputImage, imageTypeName, inputKwargs in imageGenerators:
      self.logger.info('Calculating features for %s image', imageTypeName)
      inputImage, inputMask = imageoperations.cropToTumorMask(inputImage, mask, boundingBox)
      featureVector.update(self.computeFeatures(inputImage, inputMask, imageTypeName, **inputKwargs))

    self.logger.debug('Features extracted')

    return featureVector



  def loadImage(self, ImageFilePath, MaskFilePath):
    """
    Preprocess the image and labelmap.
    If ImageFilePath is a string, it is loaded as SimpleITK Image and assigned to image,
    if it already is a SimpleITK Image, it is just assigned to image.
    All other cases are ignored (nothing calculated).
    Equal approach is used for assignment of mask using MaskFilePath.

    If normalizing is enabled image is first normalized before any resampling is applied.

    If resampling is enabled, both image and mask are resampled and cropped to the tumor mask (with additional
    padding as specified in padDistance) after assignment of image and mask.
    """
    self.logger.info('Loading image and mask')
    if isinstance(ImageFilePath, six.string_types) and os.path.exists(ImageFilePath):
      image = sitk.ReadImage(ImageFilePath)
    elif isinstance(ImageFilePath, sitk.SimpleITK.Image):
      image = ImageFilePath
    else:
      self.logger.warning('Error reading image Filepath or SimpleITK object')
      return None, None  # this function is expected to always return a tuple of 2 elements

    if isinstance(MaskFilePath, six.string_types) and os.path.exists(MaskFilePath):
      mask = sitk.ReadImage(MaskFilePath)
    elif isinstance(MaskFilePath, sitk.SimpleITK.Image):
      mask = MaskFilePath
    else:
      self.logger.warning('Error reading mask Filepath or SimpleITK object')
      return None, None  # this function is expected to always return a tuple of 2 elements

    # This point is only reached if image and mask loaded correctly
    if self.settings['normalize']:
      image = imageoperations.normalizeImage(image, self.settings['normalizeScale'], self.settings['removeOutliers'])

    if self.settings['interpolator'] is not None and self.settings['resampledPixelSpacing'] is not None:
      image, mask = imageoperations.resampleImage(image, mask,
                                                  self.settings['resampledPixelSpacing'],
                                                  self.settings['interpolator'],
                                                  self.settings['label'],
                                                  self.settings['padDistance'])

    return image, mask



  def getProvenance(self, imageFilepath, maskFilepath, mask):
    """
    Generates provenance information for reproducibility. Takes the original image & mask filepath, as well as the
    resampled mask which is passed to the feature classes. Returns a dictionary with keynames coded as
    "general_info_<item>". For more information on generated items, see :ref:`generalinfo<radiomics-generalinfo-label>`
    """
    self.logger.info('Adding additional extraction information')

    provenanceVector = collections.OrderedDict()
    generalinfoClass = generalinfo.GeneralInfo(imageFilepath,
                                               maskFilepath,
                                               mask,
                                               self.settings,
                                               self._enabledImagetypes)
    for k, v in six.iteritems(generalinfoClass.execute()):
      provenanceVector['general_info_%s' % k] = v
    return provenanceVector



  def computeFeatures(self, image, mask, imageTypeName, **kwargs):
    """
    Compute signature using image, mask, \*\*kwargs settings.

    This function computes the signature for just the passed image (original or derived), it does not preprocess or
    apply a filter to the passed image. Features / Classes to use for calculation of signature are defined in
    ``self._enabledFeatures``. See also :py:func:`enableFeaturesByName`.

    .. note::

      shape descriptors are independent of gray level and therefore calculated separately (handled in `execute`). In
      this function, no shape functions are calculated.
    """
    featureVector = collections.OrderedDict()

    # Calculate feature classes
    for featureClassName, enabledFeatures in six.iteritems(self._enabledFeatures):
      # Handle calculation of shape features separately
      if featureClassName == 'shape':
        continue

      if featureClassName in self.getFeatureClassNames():
        self.logger.info('Computing %s', featureClassName)

        featureClass = self.featureClasses[featureClassName](image, mask, **kwargs)

        if enabledFeatures is None or len(enabledFeatures) == 0:
          featureClass.enableAllFeatures()
        else:
          for feature in enabledFeatures:
            featureClass.enableFeatureByName(feature)

        featureClass.calculateFeatures()
        for (featureName, featureValue) in six.iteritems(featureClass.featureValues):
          newFeatureName = '%s_%s_%s' % (imageTypeName, featureClassName, featureName)
          featureVector[newFeatureName] = featureValue

    return featureVector



  def getFeatureClassNames(self):
    """
    Returns a list of all possible feature classes.
    """
    return self.featureClasses.keys()



  def getFeatureNames(self, featureClassName):
    """
    Returns a list of all possible features in provided featureClass
    """
    return self.featureClasses[featureClassName].getFeatureNames()

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[Joost van Griethuysen]

Hello Christon,

I'm afraid I do not really understand your question. What do you mean by what changes are needed in the code. As far as I can see, it appears to be the most recent version of the featureextractor module. It would therefore not require any changes. To prevent the error you've mentioned at the start of this thread, I'd recommend to change the following in your own script (which makes use of the pyradiomics library):

- replace `extractor.kwargs` by `extractor.settings`

- replace `extractor.inputImages` by `extractor._enabledImagetypes`

- replace `extractor.enabledFeatures` by `extractor._enabledFeatures`

Your script should then be able to work with the latest version of the pyradiomics library (using the featureextractor.py as pasted in your reply). I'd advise against changing the variable names in the library itself, as these are used at mutiple places (including also the testing scripts and examples) and would require you to make these changes every time you want to update the library.

Regards,

Joost

Op dinsdag 19 september 2017 20:17:13 UTC+2 schreef christon...@gmail.com:

[christon...@gmail.com]

Thank you Sir

On Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 2:11:52 PM UTC+5:30, Christon Cardoza wrote:

[christon...@gmail.com]

I did the same as you suggested but i am getting a new error. Please help me to correct it.

 
 
 
import os
from radiomics import

featureextractor

 

 
 
testcase = 'brain1'

dataDir = os.path.join(os.getcwd(),"..","data")
print("dataDir,relative path:", dataDir)

print("dataDir,absolute path:", os.path.abspath(dataDir))

imagePath = os.path.join(dataDir, testcase + "_image.nrrd")
labelPath = os.path.join(dataDir, testcase + "_label.nrrd")

paramPath = os.path.join(os.getcwd(),"..","Param.yaml")

print("Parameter file, absolute path:", os.path.abspath(paramPath))

 

 
 
extractor = featureextractor.RadiomicsFeaturesExtractor()

print("Extraction parameter:\n\t", extractor.settings)
print("Enabled filter:\n\t", extractor._enabledImagetypes)
print("Enabled feature:\n\t", extractor._enabledFeatures)

 

result = extractor.execute(imagePath ,labelPath)

Error reading image Filepath or SimpleITK object

On Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 2:11:52 PM UTC+5:30, Christon Cardoza wrote:

[Joost van Griethuysen]

Hello Christon,

This is most likely due to some error in the path (in this case, I believe your in a different folder than the script expects you to be).

replace

imagePath = os.path.join(dataDir, testcase + "_image.nrrd")
labelPath = os.path.join(dataDir, testcase + "_label.nrrd")

with

imagePath, labelPath = radiomics.getTestCase(testcase, r'PATH\TO\PYRADIOMICS\ROOT')

For the documentation on this function to get your testcase, see here.

Regards,

Joost

Op woensdag 20 september 2017 18:09:16 UTC+2 schreef christon...@gmail.com:

[Mumtaz Hussain Soomro]

Hello Joost,

I am facing same problem. I want to extract features on my own data sets. Kindly let me know how can I modify the getTestCase so that I can work on my own data set please?

Thanks and regards,

Mumtaz Hussain

[Joost van Griethuysen]

Hello Mumtaz,

getTestCase is not intended for that use case. If you want to use your own data in an example script like helloRadiomics.py, set the imagePath and labelPath to the location of an image and corresponding segmentation, without using getTestCase.

If you want to just extract features using the pyradiomics pipeline, check out the Usage section in the documentation on pyradiomics.readthedocs.io (specifically the part on commandline usage).

Regards,

Joost

Op maandag 13 augustus 2018 11:35:41 UTC+2 schreef Mumtaz Hussain Soomro:

[Mumtaz Hussain Soomro]

Dear Joost,

Thank very much. I got it.

Kind regards,

Mumtaz