simulation
tit.reporting.generators.simulation ¶
Simulator report: one self-contained HTML record per simulated montage.
Built on :mod:tit.reporting.html.components (ARCHITECTURE.md §14) like the DTI report. Everything
is read from what the simulation wrote: documentation/config.json (montage, currents,
electrodes, conductivity), the SimNIBS log (whether the DTI tensor was used, the solver, the
calibration error), high_Frequency/analysis/fields_summary.txt (per-carrier grey-matter percentiles),
and the grey/white-matter envelope: the run's NIfTIs when it wrote them (map_to_vol), else
its grey/white field meshes voxelised onto the T1 grid in a scratch directory, by the same
conversion, and not kept. The page has no checks.
The default view is the verdict with the grey-matter envelope (99.9th percentile, median and where its hot spot is, in MNI through charm's warp), the montage on the app's EEG-cap overlay with its dose, and the envelope in three planes; per-carrier fields, methods, references and the run record are collapsed under Technical details.
tit.sim writes one after every montage (:meth:tit.sim.base.BaseSimulation.run). Rebuild one
(nothing is re-simulated)::
simnibs_python -m tit.reporting.generators.simulation <project> <subject> <simulation> [--out DIR]
parse_fields_summary ¶
Per carrier (ernie_TDCS_1, …): the grey-matter magnE percentiles SimNIBS printed.
Source code in tit/reporting/generators/simulation.py
parse_log ¶
What the SimNIBS log says about the run: the tensor, the solver, the calibration error, the SimNIBS version.
Source code in tit/reporting/generators/simulation.py
collect ¶
Everything the report shows, from one simulation folder.
With m2m and scratch, a run that wrote no envelope NIfTIs has its field meshes
voxelised into scratch (:func:_voxelised_envelope) for the envelope statistics and figure.
Source code in tit/reporting/generators/simulation.py
hotspot_centre ¶
The voxel the envelope figure is centred on, inside the grey-matter hot spot.
The hot spot is the face-connected set of grey-matter voxels at or above hi (the grey 99.9th percentile) that holds the grey maximum; the centre is its voxel nearest to its centroid, so the three slices cross it and the field there is at least hi. Only grey matter counts, and NaN voxels are neither the peak nor hot. (The mean position of every grey or white voxel above hi, used before, fell between hot spots: 9-17 voxels from any of them on 4 of 6 Dataset 000 simulations.)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
grey
|
ndarray
|
Grey-matter envelope (V/m), 3-D. |
required |
hi
|
float
|
The grey-matter 99.9th percentile (V/m). |
required |
Returns:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
tuple[int, int, int]
|
The centre voxel's indices. |
Source code in tit/reporting/generators/simulation.py
field_images ¶
Axial, coronal and sagittal envelope panels through the grey-matter hot spot, over the T1; WebP bytes plus label geometry.
Source code in tit/reporting/generators/simulation.py
to_mni ¶
Subject mm to MNI mm through charm's warp (toMNI/Conform2MNI_nonl), read at one voxel;
None without the warp.
Source code in tit/reporting/generators/simulation.py
build_html ¶
build_html(rec: dict, images: dict | None, subject_id: str, generated: datetime | None = None) -> str
The whole report from the collected record and the rendered envelope figure.
Source code in tit/reporting/generators/simulation.py
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create_simulation_report ¶
create_simulation_report(project_dir: str | Path, subject_id: str, simulation_name: str, out_dir: str | Path | None = None) -> Path
Write the report for one simulation folder; into the project's reports unless out_dir.