A NifTI-1 I/O library for Numpy wrapped through ctypes
Hello Folks I am new here. Whipped up a quick tutorial "A NifTI-1 I/O library for Numpy wrapped through ctypes" for beginners since I am not an advanced user myself. I have to thank the Numpy developers for their wonderful job. This is a write-up on how to get a library wrapped in ctypes and "translate" the data to a Numpy N-D object. First ever draft. Would it find a way into your wiki or something? so that people who are in the same background as mine ( scientific, wrap an existing C module, seriously contemplate using Scipy instead of Matlab) would benefit. You can find it here : http://krish.caltech.edu/niftiio.pdf ( Should I have mailed the devel list instead ? ) Regards Krish Subramaniam P.S ( I think my previous mail didn't get through. If this is the 2nd mail you are receiving, please pardon )
On 27/02/07, Krish Subramaniam <krish.subramaniam@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Folks
I am new here.
Whipped up a quick tutorial "A NifTI-1 I/O library for Numpy wrapped through ctypes" for beginners since I am not an advanced user myself. I have to thank the Numpy developers for their wonderful job. This is a write-up on how to get a library wrapped in ctypes and "translate" the data to a Numpy N-D object. First ever draft.
Would it find a way into your wiki or something? so that people who are in the same background as mine ( scientific, wrap an existing C module, seriously contemplate using Scipy instead of Matlab) would benefit. You can find it here :
That's a handy document! If you want, you can just register for an account on the wiki (the usual two-minute thing) and attach it to some page (not sure what's appropriate just now). If you wanted to take a little longer, you could copy the text into a wiki page on its own, which would make it more searchable. Thanks for writing the document, Anne M. Archibald
Cool .. I can write it in the wiki markup language so that it's searchable.. I can include more code / examples and hopefully a few figures.. Thanks Krish On 2/27/07, Anne Archibald <peridot.faceted@gmail.com> wrote:
On 27/02/07, Krish Subramaniam <krish.subramaniam@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Folks
I am new here.
Whipped up a quick tutorial "A NifTI-1 I/O library for Numpy wrapped through ctypes" for beginners since I am not an advanced user myself. I have to thank the Numpy developers for their wonderful job. This is a write-up on how to get a library wrapped in ctypes and "translate" the data to a Numpy N-D object. First ever draft.
Would it find a way into your wiki or something? so that people who are in the same background as mine ( scientific, wrap an existing C module, seriously contemplate using Scipy instead of Matlab) would benefit. You can find it here :
That's a handy document!
If you want, you can just register for an account on the wiki (the usual two-minute thing) and attach it to some page (not sure what's appropriate just now). If you wanted to take a little longer, you could copy the text into a wiki page on its own, which would make it more searchable.
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