[Neuroimaging] Writing a Gifti Label file

[Bhattacharya, Suryava]

Dear Neuroimaging at python,


The Connectome Workbench is throwing up this error:

ERROR: Parse error while reading: Decompression of Binary data failed.
Uncompressed 0 bytes but should be 129968 bytes., line number: 17 column number: 9935


This occurs when I try to use the wb_command -label-resample to resample label files that I have created. I write the label files using the nibabel module in Python, where I import an array of int32 values and I load a .label gifti image and copy it two a new gifti image variable. On this new gifti image variable, I replace the darrays[0].data (which is int32) with the new label data array (which is also int32). Then I output using nibabel.gifti.giftiio.write to a .label.gii file. I have attached my code and an example label.gii file. Any suggestions of how to fix this would be appreciated, thanks


Thanks and Regards,

Suryava
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