stevengeeky
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6 years ago I've added the ability to overlay a nifti, but there's still a lot of stuff to do.
- I need to somehow inflate the uploaded surface in real time, specifically to expose V1 for overlaying Justin's data.
- Once I have an algorithm to do this, I will also have an algorithm that, given any input x,y,z value, outputs an associated x,y,z value that is inflated. I can use this algorithm to overlay the raw nifti data on the inflated surface.
I also need to grab information in the nifti header that isn't provided by nifti-js, perhaps by parsing it myself, or just swapping libraries. Specifically I want the axis layout information so that the input data can always be transformed to LSA
I also want the size of the space that the input data is contained within. Right now it's assumed to be 256x256x256, but this is information I don't have access to given just the raw surfaces. Though this seems to be a safe assumption for now, eventually I think this information should be provided in window.config
Similar to ui-tractview We should do this after standardizing the way that the visualization data should be transformed