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Nov 5, 2009 07:11 PM | John Harwell
GIFTI Label Colors
Hello GIFTI Team,
I have started updating Caret and the GIFTI Format Document for GIFTI Label Colors and have a few questions.
If a Label is missing color components, how do we color the nodes for this label? Do we use a default color? If so, what color? Or, do we just not apply any coloring to the nodes? My preference is that a default color is used so that the user can see that there is a label associated with a node.
How do we identify nodes that are NOT to be colored? For example, a cortical partitioning scheme may only identify part of the cortex, such as visual areas. In Caret, we use the name "???" to identify nodes that do not receive any coloring. I believe the AFNI palette file uses "NONE" for this purpose. I suppose any label could be used with an alpha of zero. My preference is that we have a name (???, UNIDENTIFIED, NONE) that indicates these unidentified nodes.
John Harwell
I have started updating Caret and the GIFTI Format Document for GIFTI Label Colors and have a few questions.
If a Label is missing color components, how do we color the nodes for this label? Do we use a default color? If so, what color? Or, do we just not apply any coloring to the nodes? My preference is that a default color is used so that the user can see that there is a label associated with a node.
How do we identify nodes that are NOT to be colored? For example, a cortical partitioning scheme may only identify part of the cortex, such as visual areas. In Caret, we use the name "???" to identify nodes that do not receive any coloring. I believe the AFNI palette file uses "NONE" for this purpose. I suppose any label could be used with an alpha of zero. My preference is that we have a name (???, UNIDENTIFIED, NONE) that indicates these unidentified nodes.
John Harwell
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Title | Author | Date |
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John Harwell | Nov 5, 2009 | |
Richard Reynolds | Nov 17, 2009 | |
Simon Warfield | Nov 17, 2009 | |
Hester Breman | Nov 30, 2009 | |
Ziad Saad | Nov 6, 2009 | |