open-discussion > Voxel's intensity data type
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Oct 10, 2017 01:10 PM | Taban Eslami
Voxel's intensity data type
Based on information provided in this
link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3948928/table/Tab1/
fMRI data can have the following data types:
Signed and unsigned integer (from 8- to 64-bit), float (from 32- to 128-bit), complex (from 64- to 256-bit)
I'm wondering which data type is more common? almost all the datasets that I have seen so far have floating point values.
What is the data type of data that is acquired with newer scanners? Why different datasets could have different data types?
fMRI data can have the following data types:
Signed and unsigned integer (from 8- to 64-bit), float (from 32- to 128-bit), complex (from 64- to 256-bit)
I'm wondering which data type is more common? almost all the datasets that I have seen so far have floating point values.
What is the data type of data that is acquired with newer scanners? Why different datasets could have different data types?