[Neuroimaging] Save file as .img

[Christopher Markiewicz]

Hi Smail,


There isn't enough information to answer your question, here. What sort of data is in your matrix, and what do you typically use .img files for? Are there associated .hdr files? If not, you're unlikely to be using neuroimages, and I'm not sure we will be very useful to you on the neuroimaging mailing list. If so, could you give a demonstration of how you're constructing your matrix? For instance,


    import nibabel as nb

    img = nib.load('input.img')

    data_matrix = some_function(img.get_fdata())


Also, this is a pretty broad set of mailing lists that you're cross-posting to. I would suggest you try to limit your posts specifically to the relevant mailing list(s).


Best,

Chris

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Subject: [Neuroimaging] TR: Save file as .img




Hello

I need to know if I can save a matrix (array)

as  Disc Image File .img

My best regards
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