Nifti visualization support#7874
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I tested in Colab and it works perfectly :) now I want to add Re: testing, I think it's fine to test manually such features |
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closes #7870
leverage Papaya to visualize nifti images. For this I created a Wrapper class for
nibabel.nifti1.Nifti1Imagethat provides the same interface but exposes an additional_repr_html_method, which is needed to visualize the image in jupyter (didn't test in colab, but that should work equivalently).Code to test (execute in a notebook):
Here a small video, not the most exciting scan though:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1cca5f01-6fd2-48ef-a4d7-a92c1259c224
Am open to good ways to test this.
EDIT: papaya also supports dicom, didn't test it yet though