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ImageWrapper slice coverage adjustment was completely wrong.
Paul McCarthy authored 
ImageWrapper now maintains separate coverages for each volume (in a 4D
image, or slice in a 3D image), and adjusts them individually. Lots of
crazy code which seems to work ok, but has not been tested or
documented. Most of the complex stuff has been turned into standalone
functions, so can be unit-tested.
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fslpy

The fslpy project is a FSL programming library written in Python. It is used by FSLeyes.

Documentation

Take a look at the Documentation for developers if you want to program with fslpy.

Dependencies

fslpy depends upon the following libraries:

Library Version
props Latest
numpy 1.8.1
scipy 0.14.0
matplotlib 1.4.3
nibabel 1.3.0
six 1.10.0
Sphinx 1.3.5
wxPython 3.0.2.0

Notes:

  • Sphinx is only needed for building the documentation.

  • If you are installing fslpy manually, don't worry too much about having the exact version of each of the packages - just try with the latest version, and roll-back if you have problems.