When pinning Human samples, it is important to show MNI in the standards view so that users/anatomists are able to efficiently navigate to the position they need to go to.
Currently, Cell Locator shows MNI in non-standard views.
Expected behavior
This is an example of "standard" representation view for human data (left to right: coronal, sagittal, axial)
Start the application using command line : "C:\Users\lydia\AppData\Local\Allen Institute\CellLocator 0.1.0-2020-09-18\CellLocator.exe" --atlas-type mni
Then change "reference view" dropdown ("Axial", "Coronal", "Sagittal")
Environment
Windows 10
Description
When pinning Human samples, it is important to show MNI in the standards view so that users/anatomists are able to efficiently navigate to the position they need to go to.
Currently, Cell Locator shows MNI in non-standard views.
Expected behavior
This is an example of "standard" representation view for human data (left to right: coronal, sagittal, axial)
How to Reproduce
Coronal:
Sagittal:
Horizontal: