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* MLAB-6146: checked and fixed grammar * MLAB-6146: fixes after review
- this had some unwanted side effects - adapt all URLs to work without the setting (remove /) - do not use absolute links to the site URL
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Thanks for doing this tedious work!
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| labelString = f'Length: {cso.getLength()} mm' | ||
| labelName = f'ID: {cso.getId()}' |
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Black demands double quotation marks, so these should remain.
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| For labels shown on grayscale images, it makes sense to add a shadow. Open the panel of the `SoCSOVisualizationSettings` module and on tab *Misc* check the option *Should render shadow*. This increases the readability of your labels. | ||
| For labels shown on gray value images, it makes sense to add a shadow. Open the panel of the `SoCSOVisualizationSettings` module and on tab *Misc* check the option *Should render shadow*. This increases the readability of your labels. |
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"grayscales image" is a well-defined name, so I would leave it
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| You can design the annotation overlay as you like in the tab *User*. We decided to only display the minimum and maximum distance between both WEMs. | ||
| You can design the annotation overlay as you like in the tab *User*. We decided to only display the minimal (the minimum minimum) and maximal (the maximum minimum) distance between both WEMs. |
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I find that (minimum minimum / minimum maximum) a bit confusing
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"multi-frame" is correct (at least in DICOM)
| ## Summary | ||
| * Multi-frame DICOM images can be rendered to be scene objects by converting them into WEMs first | ||
| * Open Inventor scenes can be augmented by adding PostEffects to scene objects | ||
| * Multiframe DICOM images can be rendered to be scene objects by converting them into WEMs first. |
| * Filename to be opened | ||
| * Color of the 2D overlay and 3D segmentation | ||
| * Transparency of the 3D image | ||
| * Threshold to be used for RegionGrowing |
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region growing? or RegionGrowing, if the module is meant (same below)
| For a reset, we just touch the *resetApplication* field of our macro module `TutorialSummary`. | ||
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| #### Requirement 1: The application shall be able to load DICOM data | ||
| #### Requirement 1: The Application Shall be Able to Load DICOM Data |
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I wouldn't capitalize the requirements. While they are technically captions, they are semantically closer to an enumeration.
| The module `SynchroView2D` provides two 2D viewers that are synchronized. | ||
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| As in Tutorial [Chapter 1 - Basic Mechanics of MeVisLab](tutorials/basicmechanisms/#TutorialParameterConnection), the processed and the unprocessed image can be displayed simultaneously. Scrolling through one image automatically changes the slices of both viewers, so slices with the same slice number are shown in both images. | ||
| As in tutorial [Chapter 1 - Basic Mechanics of MeVisLab](tutorials/basicmechanisms/#TutorialParameterConnection), the processed and the unprocessed image can be displayed simultaneously. Scrolling through one image automatically changes the slices of both viewers, so slices with the same slice number are shown in both images. |
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