Overview

How to cite LIFEx?

As specified in the licence, when using LIFEx to produce results included in a paper, poster or presentation, please cite:

C Nioche, F Orlhac, S Boughdad, S Reuzé, J Goya-Outi, C Robert, C Pellot-Barakat, M Soussan, F Frouin, and I Buvat. LIFEx: a freeware for radiomic feature calculation in multimodality imaging to accelerate advances in the characterization of tumor heterogeneity. Cancer Research 2018; 78(16):4786-4789 (link).

as well as www.lifexsoft.org

Publications - Journal papers

Users testimonials

Since its availability early 2016, some scientists, medical doctors, engineers and students have choosed LIFEx for their work. Read their comments about their experience:

Dr. Lee from Korea

It is a pleasure for me to be on the contributor list.
I used a matlab-based software for texture analysis, which is cumbersome and redundant.
For me, LIFEx is really user-friendly and quite intuitive.
I hope that I can help improve the software in the future

Tutorial Movies

Main:
- License: here, you will see how to accept LIFEx license
Images
- Loading CT DICOM-RS: here, you will see how to load a CT scan and associated regions saved as RT Struct
- Loading MR DICOM-RS: here, you will see how to load an MR scan and associated regions saved as RT Struct
- Loading PET MR: here, you will see how to load a combined PET-MR scan
- Loading DICOM-REG: here, you will see how to use DICOM-REG file for registering two datasets
  Read more: Tutorial Movies

Documentation

Software documentation includes written text or presentations that describe the software. They either explain its features or how to use it. Movies (mp4) also show you how to perform a number of tasks with LIFEx. If you'd like more movies to illustrate specific features, let us know !

Subcategories

Texture