aaronkujawa
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3 weeks ago Hi, it seems you omitted the --python-script argument in your initial command?
Open Jennieyy opened 3 weeks ago
aaronkujawa
commented
3 weeks ago Hi, it seems you omitted the --python-script argument in your initial command?
hello, when I use preprocess/data_conversion.py to convert the DICOM images to NIFTI, I encounter an error. Firstly, I open the python script as a Pycharm Project, and I change the Python Interpreter (System Interpreter) to the D:/Slicer5.6.2/bin/PythonSlicer.exe, the path in 3D Slicer archive. Secondly, I run the python script aforementioned. Then, I encounter the error `"D:\Slicer 5.6.2\bin\PythonSlicer.exe" D:\Dataset_preprocess\TCIA_VS_SEG\data_conversion.py -i D:/Dataset/VS_SEG/ -o D:/Dataset/VS_SEG1/ No module named 'logic' Traceback (most recent call last): File "D:\Dataset_preprocess\TCIA_VS_SEG\data_conversion.py", line 48, in
from DICOMLib import DICOMUtils
File "D:\Slicer 5.6.2\lib\Slicer-5.6\qt-scripted-modules\DICOMLib__init__.py", line 1, in
from .DICOMProcesses import *
File "D:\Slicer 5.6.2\lib\Slicer-5.6\qt-scripted-modules\DICOMLib\DICOMProcesses.py", line 38, in
class DICOMProcess:
File "D:\Slicer 5.6.2\lib\Slicer-5.6\qt-scripted-modules\DICOMLib\DICOMProcesses.py", line 84, in DICOMProcess
def start(self, cmd: str, args: list[str]) -> qt.QProcess:
AttributeError: module 'qt' has no attribute 'QProcess'
Process finished with exit code 1` So, I doubt whether that I use the PythonSlicer.exe as Python Interpreter is correct.