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<h2>Section 8. Computing Volumes and Statistics </h2>
<p>This brief section describes how to use SNAP to calculate volumes of the segmented structures, as well as the statistics of the image intensity for each structure. This section will take under 5 minutes to complete.</p>
<h3>Step 1. Load an image and an existing segmentation</h3>
<p>We will begin by loading the image that we have been working with all along. You may already have this image loaded, in which case, reloading the image will clear the results of your previous segmentations.</p>
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<td>Load image <b>MRIcrop-orig.gipl</b> as described in <a href="TutorialSectionLoadingImages.html"> Section 2 <a></td>
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<p> The completed segmentation for this image is located in the same directory as the image itself and is called <b>MRIcrop-seg.gipl</b> </p>
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<td>Select <b>File | Load Data | Segmentation Data</b> to bring up the image input wizard.<br>
Use the wizard to load the image <b>MRIcrop-seg.gipl</b>
<br> Press the <b>Update Mesh</b> button in the 3D window panel to render the segmentation in 3D.
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<h3>Step 2. Compute Volumes and Statistics</h3>
<p>In the previous step, you have loaded a segmentation that includes several structures. Now, you will create a file that contains the following information about each structure: </p>
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<li> Number of voxels that belong to the structure</li>
<li> Volume of the structure (in cubic millimeters) </li>
<li> Mean image intensity inside the structure </li>
<li> Standard deviation of the image intensity in the structure </li>
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<td>Select <b> File | Save Data | Volumes & Statistics </b>.</td>
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<td>Specify a filename with a <b>.txt</b> extension and press <b>Ok</b>.</td>
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<p>The volumes and statistics will be saved in a text file that you specify. The contents of this file are displayed below. The file can be imported into various spreadsheet applications.</p>
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##########################################################
# SNAP Voxel Count File
# File format:
# LABEL: ID / NUMBER / VOLUME / MEAN / SD
# Fields:
# LABEL Label description
# ID The numerical id of the label
# NUMBER Number of voxels that have that label
# VOLUME Volume of those voxels in cubic mm
# MEAN Mean intensity of those voxels
# SD Standard deviation of those voxels
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vent-lat : 1 / 18138 / 18138 / 22.0791 / 6.70728
vent-3rd : 2 / 2633 / 2633 / 25.763 / 6.36361
vent-4th : 3 / 4775 / 4775 / 25.4262 / 6.60467
hippo-R : 4 / 2250 / 2250 / 55.6178 / 4.47806
hippo-L : 5 / 2548 / 2548 / 52.6429 / 4.15063
vent-temp : 6 / 1047 / 1047 / 23.5244 / 7.34334
caudates : 7 / 7661 / 7661 / 56.3759 / 3.92178
corpus-callosum : 8 / 16841 / 16841 / 69.2177 / 6.05497
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