feat/nm normalizer #384
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Looks reasonable to me - thanks for working on this 👍 I see you're still adding commits, so let me know when this is ready to go. |
I'm done, so we're good to go. Thanks! |
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This PR adds a normalizer for Nuclear medicine (NM) images. This allows saving a SEG file via the normalizer (from OHIF in our case).
This code was tested locally using our current version of OHIF (3.8.0-beta.52). The SEG file seen below was created in OHIF, saved via the NM normalizer code and loaded back into OHIF:
