I am particularly interested in the preprocessing method for CMR images you mentioned in your paper, specifically the part where you stated, "The images used are two-channel 2D images whose channels are the middle baso-apical slice of the short axis cardiac MRI image at end-systolic and end-diastolic phases." In my experience with short axis CMR images, the number of slices varies between individuals due to differences in heart sizes, often ranging from 8 to 12 slices. I am curious about how you determined the middle baso-apical slice in your study.
I have contemplated a few approaches, such as consistently selecting the fourth or fifth slice or choosing the median slice number. However, I am keen to understand the methodology you employed in your research.
Or are you comfortable disclosing your data preprocessing code?
Thank you very much.
I am particularly interested in the preprocessing method for CMR images you mentioned in your paper, specifically the part where you stated, "The images used are two-channel 2D images whose channels are the middle baso-apical slice of the short axis cardiac MRI image at end-systolic and end-diastolic phases." In my experience with short axis CMR images, the number of slices varies between individuals due to differences in heart sizes, often ranging from 8 to 12 slices. I am curious about how you determined the middle baso-apical slice in your study. I have contemplated a few approaches, such as consistently selecting the fourth or fifth slice or choosing the median slice number. However, I am keen to understand the methodology you employed in your research. Or are you comfortable disclosing your data preprocessing code? Thank you very much.