Hi Tenzin,
You can export the table from slicer to a csv file, and you can store PyRadiomics results as a csv file too. Then, you can read (and compare) them in python using pandas. That’ll be quicker, less tedious and less error-prone.
Regards,
Joost van Griethuysen
From: Namaste Tenzin [mailto:tkun...@gmail.com]
Sent: donderdag 14 november 2019 21:12
To: Joost van Griethuysen
Subject: Re: slicer radiomics and script different feature values
Hi Joost,
i am using 2.2 version on both 3d slicer on mac and the script. perhaps i will check again if the values are same or not...its tedious to check each values one by one since the order of feature output is different in slicer 3d and on script.
best
tenzin
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