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| − | *Medical data analysts willing to perform on-line exploratory analysis, in a matlab-like manner, with slicer | + | *Medical data analysts willing to perform on-line exploratory analysis, in a matlab-like manner, with [http://www.slicer.org 3D Slicer 3.4] |
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Moderator: Demian Wassermann
Target Audience
- Medical software developers willing to rapidly develop slicer plugins or scripted 3D Slicer 3.4 processing pipelines
- Medical data analysts willing to perform on-line exploratory analysis, in a matlab-like manner, with 3D Slicer 3.4
Pre-requisites
- Software developers with Slicer 3.4 installed and a test dataset downloaded
Agenda:
- Short introduction to the python language and its numerical toolbox NumPy
- On-line data analysis and modification with the Slicer/Python console
- Fast Slicer 3.4 Module developement with python
