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Gist b67c03f2dc7fc6d38bf4b732214d6589

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Aakeshavan
Last edited Sep 4, 2017
Created on Sep 4, 2017

An interactive 3D volume rendering of structural MRI brain data, created with IPyvolume and its pylab interface. The notebook loads NIfTI images via nibabel, first displaying a defaced scan with translucent opacity levels, then a full T1-weighted image from OSF. The visualization uses `p3.figure` to configure camera properties, hide axes and box, and set coordinate limits, with `p3.volshow` rendering the volume. Users can rotate and inspect the brain in three dimensions through the Jupyter widget.

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