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On 9/11/19 3:15 PM, Jeff VanOss wrote:
I am not surprised, this code is 7 years old. I'll take a look at it but
I'm not optimistic.
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After a fresh install. I get the following traceback when loading the example dicom data:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "src/pyAtlasSegmentation.py", line 352, in automate
self.scanData = UserDicom(ctFilepath, niFilepath, joint=self.glWidget.worldJoint, sigma=2, resampleFactor=3, isolevel=350.0)
File "src/InputDataTypes.py", line 402, in init
self.isosurfaceModel3 = Polygonise(self.ctVolume3, 350.0).isosurface(progressDialogCallback=pd.setValue, joint=self.isosurfaceJoint)
AttributeError: UserDicom instance has no attribute 'isosurfaceJoint'
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