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Description
I'm working with cardiac MRI cine sequences, which consist of multiple temporal frames at the same spatial location, each representing a different phase of the cardiac cycle. This is in contrast to conventional multi-frame CT or MR volumes where each frame corresponds to a different spatial slice.
When attempting to generate a segmentation for these cine sequences, I encounter the following error:
ValueError: Input image/frame positions are not unique according to the Dimension Index Pointers. The generated segmentation would be ambiguous. Ensure that source images/frames have distinct locations.
This error arises because all temporal frames share the same spatial position, and the library currently appears to use spatial position as the only differentiator among frames. However, cine MR data relies on temporal dimension information. such as the trigger time to differentiate between frames.
My question is:
- Is spatial position currently the only supported dimension for distinguishing frames in the segmentation process?
- If so, Is there any existing work around for using temporal dimension tags to differentiate frames when generating a segmentation?