Supported file formats for volumetric image data include MAT-files, Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) files, and Neuroimaging Informatics Technology Initiative (NIfTI) files.
Read volumetric image data into an ImageDatastore
. Read volumetric pixel label data into a PixelLabelDatastore
(Computer Vision Toolbox). For more information, see Datastores for Deep Learning.
The table shows typical usages of imageDatastore
and pixelLabelDatastore
for each of the supported file formats. When you create the datastore, specify the 'FileExtensions'
argument as the file extensions of your data. Specify the ReadFcn
property as a function handle that reads data of the file format. The filepath
argument specifies the path to the files or folder containing image data. For pixel label images, the additional classNames
and pixelLabelID
arguments specify the mapping of voxel label values to class names.
Image File Format |
Create Image Datastore or Pixel Label Datastore |
---|---|
MAT |
volds = imageDatastore(filepath, ... 'FileExtensions','.mat','ReadFcn',@(x) fcn(x)); pxds = pixelLabelDatastore(filepath,classNames,pixelLabelID, ... 'FileExtensions','.mat','ReadFcn',@(x) fcn(x)); fcn is a custom function that reads data from a MAT file. For example, this code defines a function called matRead that loads volume data from the first variable of a MAT file. Save the function in a file called matRead.m .
function data = matRead(filename) inp = load(filename); f = fields(inp); data = inp.(f{1}); end
|
DICOM volume in single file |
volds = imageDatastore(filepath, ... 'FileExtensions','.dcm','ReadFcn',@(x) dicomread(x)); pxds = pixelLabelDatastore(filepath,classNames,pixelLabelID, ... 'FileExtensions','.dcm','ReadFcn',@(x) dicomread(x));
For more information about reading DICOM files, see |
DICOM volume in multiple files |
Follow these steps. For an example, see Create Image Datastore Containing Single and Multi-File DICOM Volumes (Image Processing Toolbox).
|
NIfTI |
volds = imageDatastore(filepath, ... 'FileExtensions','.nii','ReadFcn',@(x) niftiread(x)); pxds = pixelLabelDatastore(filepath,classNames,pixelLabelID, ... 'FileExtensions','.nii','ReadFcn',@(x) niftiread(x)); For more information about reading NIfTI files, see |
To associate volumetric image and label data for semantic segmentation, or two volumetric image datastores for regression, use a randomPatchExtractionDatastore
(Image Processing Toolbox). A random patch extraction datastore extracts corresponding randomly-positioned patches from two datastores. Patching is a common technique to prevent running out of memory when training with arbitrarily large volumes. Specify a patch size that matches the input size of the network and, for memory efficiency, is smaller than the full size of the volume, such as 64-by-64-by-64 voxels.
You can also use the combine
function to associate two datastores. However, associating two datastores using a randomPatchExtractionDatastore
has several benefits over combine
.
randomPatchExtractionDatastore
supports parallel training, multi-GPU training, and prefetch reading. Specify parallel or multi-GPU training using the '
name-value pair argument of ExecutionEnvironment
'trainingOptions
. Specify prefetch reading using the '
name-value pair argument of DispatchInBackground
'trainingOptions
. Prefetch reading requires Parallel Computing Toolbox™.
randomPatchExtractionDatastore
inherently supports patch extraction. In contrast, to extract patches from a CombinedDatastore
, you must define your own function that crops images into patches, and then use the transform
function to apply the cropping operations.
randomPatchExtractionDatastore
can generate several image patches from one test image. One-to-many patch extraction effectively increases the amount of available training data.
Deep learning frequently requires the data to be preprocessed and augmented. For example, you may want to normalize image intensities, enhance image contrast, or add randomized affine transformations to prevent overfitting.
To preprocess volumetric data, use the transform
function. transform
creates an altered form of a datastore, called an underlying datastore, by transforming the data read by the underlying datastore according to the set of operations you define in a custom function. Image Processing Toolbox™ provides several functions that accept volumetric input. For a full list of functions, see 3-D Volumetric Image Processing (Image Processing Toolbox). You can also preprocess volumetric images using functions in MATLAB® that work on multidimensional arrays.
The custom transformation function must accept data in the format returned by the read
function of the underlying datastore.
Underlying Datastore |
Format of Input to Custom Transformation Function |
---|---|
ImageDatastore |
The input to the custom transformation function depends on the
For more information, see the |
PixelLabelDatastore |
The input to the custom transformation function depends on the
For more information, see the |
randomPatchExtractionDatastore |
The input to the custom transformation function must be a table with two columns. For more information, see the |
RandomPatchExtractionDatastore
does not support the DataAugmentation
property for volumetric data. To apply random affine transformations to volumetric data, you must use transform
.
The transform
function must return data that matches the input size of the network. The transform
function does not support one-to-many observation mappings.
This sample code shows how to transform volumetric data in image datastore volds
using an arbitrary preprocessing pipeline defined in the function preprocessVolumetricIMDS
. The example assumes that the ReadSize
of volds
is greater than 1.
dsTrain = transform(volds,@(x) preprocessVolumetricIMDS(x,inputSize));
Define the preprocessVolumetricIMDS
function that performs the desired transformations of data read from the underlying datastore. The function must accept a cell array of image data. The function loops through each read image and transforms the data according to this preprocessing pipeline:
Randomly rotate the image about the z-axis.
Resize the volume to the size expected by the network.
Create a noisy version of the image with Gaussian noise.
Return the image in a cell array.
function dataOut = preprocessVolumetricIMDS(data,inputSize) numRows = size(data,1); dataOut = cell(numRows,1); for idx = 1:numRows % Perform randomized 90 degree rotation about the z-axis data = imrotate3(data{idx,1},90*(randi(4)-1),[0 0 1]); % Resize the volume to the size expected by the network dataClean = imresize(data,inputSize); % Add zero-mean Gaussian noise with a normalized variance of 0.01 dataNoisy = imnoise(dataClean,'gaussian',0.01); % Return the preprocessed data dataOut(idx) = dataNoisy; end end
This sample code shows how to transform volumetric data in random patch extraction datastore volds
using an arbitrary preprocessing pipeline defined in the function preprocessVolumetricPatchDS
. The example assumes that the ReadSize
of volds
is 1.
dsTrain = transform(volds,@preprocessVolumetricPatchDS);
Define the preprocessVolumetricPatchDS
function that performs the desired transformations of data read from the underlying datastore. The function must accept a table. The function transforms the data according to this preprocessing pipeline:
Randomly select one of five augmentations.
Apply the same augmentation to the data in both columns of the table.
Return the augmented image pair in a table.
function dataOut = preprocessVolumetricPatchDS(data) img = data(1); resp = data(2); % 5 augmentations: nil,rot90,fliplr,flipud,rot90(fliplr) augType = {@(x) x,@rot90,@fliplr,@flipud,@(x) rot90(fliplr(x))}; rndIdx = randi(5,1); imgOut = augType{rndIdx}(img); respOut = augType{rndIdx}(resp); % Return the preprocessed data dataOut = table(imgOut,respOut}; end
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