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Revision as of 22:42, 18 February 2012
Home < Documentation < 4.0 < SlicerApplication < LookupTables
Overview
Slicer offers a variety of predefined lookup tables (LUT).
LUTs
Freesurfer LUTs
Freesurfer labelsLabelmap LUTs
2010 Brain Labels: Label colors for brain segmentation
2010 Label Colors: Colors for a generic labelmapGeneric Labelmap LUTs
GenericAnatomyColors: default LUT
GenericColors
Custom LUTs
- Mori-Atlas labels
- Lauras labels
- 2010 Brain Atlas:Good example of the wiki-based labelpage format, including multiple tables.
LUTs for Charting
Please see the separate page
LUTs in Slicer
You can review and edit LUTs in Slicer via the Colors module
Slicer ColorPicker
Custom LUTs
It is relatively easy to create custom LUTs by creating a table with the colors on the wiki. This allows to select specific names and colors when segmenting. See below for an example.
integer_label | text_label | color | notes |
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0 | background | rgba(0,0,0,0) | |
1 | tissue | rgb(128,174,128) | Default label for bodily tissues |
2 | bone | rgb(241,214,145) | |
3 | skin | rgb(177,122,101) | |
4 | connective tissue | rgb(111,184,210) |
- Standard color names and values: http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/types.html#ColorKeywords
- Go here to create a text file in Slicer LUT format.
- A custom LUT can be loaded into Slicer like any other file.