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  • I've read the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md document.
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  • Chores
    • Updated build configuration to enforce Python 3 usage consistently.
    • Updated dependencies in the project configuration file to newer versions and added new dependencies.

  • Documentation
    • Revised command guidelines in several guides by standardizing flag usage with an equals sign for configuration file arguments.

  • Bug Fixes
    • Enhanced error handling in image processing routines to gracefully manage missing inputs while providing compressed outputs.

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This update revises the Makefile to explicitly set the Python interpreter to Python 3 and introduces a duplicate variable for consistency. Several documentation files in the replication guide now use an equals sign for the --config_file argument in lighter commands. Additionally, the fmcib/utils/idc_helper.py file has been updated to enhance error handling in the process_series_dir function, adding a try-except block for missing DICOM files and using dedicated adapters to ingest DICOM images and produce gzip-compressed NIfTI outputs.

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File(s) Change Summary
Makefile Updated Python interpreter definitions: changed PYTHON := python to PYTHON := python3 and added python := python3.
docs/replication-guide/baselines.md,
docs/replication-guide/fm_adaptation.md,
docs/replication-guide/inference.md,
docs/replication-guide/reproduce_fm.md
Updated command syntax for lighter commands by replacing a space with an equals sign in the --config_file option for consistency across various training, prediction, and fit commands.
fmcib/utils/idc_helper.py Enhanced control flow in process_series_dir by adding a try-except block for IndexError when DICOM files are missing and incorporating DcmInputAdapter and NiiOutputAdapter for processing.
pyproject.toml Updated dependency versions for aiohttp and tornado, and added new dependencies: sqlalchemy, gunicorn, and jinja2.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Process as process_series_dir
    participant DcmAdapter as DcmInputAdapter
    participant NiiAdapter as NiiOutputAdapter
    participant Logger

    Caller->>Process: Invoke process_series_dir(series_dir)
    Process-->>Process: Check for RTSTRUCT/SEG files
    Process->>Process: Attempt to retrieve series ID from DICOM files
    alt Missing CT*.dcm (IndexError)
        Process->>Logger: Log warning
        Process-->>Caller: Return None
    else Files found
        Process->>DcmAdapter: Instantiate to read DICOM image
        Process->>NiiAdapter: Instantiate to write NIfTI file (gzip)
        NiiAdapter-->>Process: Confirm file output
        Process-->>Caller: Return processed file
    end
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pyproject.toml (5)

54-54: Ensure aiohttp version update is compatible.
The aiohttp dependency has been updated to "^3.11.12". Please verify that all features used in the codebase are compatible with the changes and that no deprecated APIs were removed in this update.


56-56: Confirm tornado version specification.
The tornado dependency version has been changed from ">=6.4.1" to a fixed caret constraint "^6.4.2". This tighter bound may restrict future updates. Please ensure that this version is fully compatible with your project’s requirements and review its changelog for any breaking changes.


67-67: Review the inclusion of SQLAlchemy.
The new dependency "sqlalchemy" with version "^2.0.37" has been added. Confirm that this version is appropriate for your project’s database interactions and that any required configuration or migration steps are documented or implemented.


68-68: Validate the new gunicorn dependency.
The addition of "gunicorn" with version "^23.0.0" suggests a move toward a production-ready WSGI server. Ensure that this dependency is intended for deployment purposes and that any associated configuration (e.g., worker settings, timeout parameters) is updated accordingly in your deployment scripts or documentation.


69-69: Check the new jinja2 dependency integration.
The new dependency "jinja2" at version "^3.1.5" has been introduced. Verify that this templating engine meets the project’s needs and that the version aligns with any security or compatibility guidelines you follow. Also, ensure that any templates using Jinja2 are tested after upgrading.


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Makefile (1)

4-4: Introduction of a Duplicate Lowercase Python Variable
Defining “python” as “python3” introduces a duplicate variable with a different naming convention. If this is intended for consistency with external documentation or tooling (e.g., for commands in the replication guide), consider adding a brief comment in the Makefile or project documentation to clarify its purpose and avoid potential future confusion.

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fmcib/utils/idc_helper.py (2)

219-229: LGTM! Good improvements to error handling and file processing.

The changes improve robustness and efficiency:

  1. Added error handling for missing DICOM files
  2. Used dedicated adapters for DICOM ingestion and NIfTI output
  3. Added gzip compression for output files

234-239: LGTM! Good defensive programming practice.

Added explicit verification of image file existence with clear error handling.

docs/replication-guide/fm_adaptation.md (1)

14-14: LGTM! Command syntax standardization.

Updated --config_file argument syntax for consistency across documentation.

docs/replication-guide/inference.md (1)

9-9: LGTM! Command syntax standardization.

Updated --config_file argument syntax in both commands for consistency across documentation.

Also applies to: 36-36

docs/replication-guide/reproduce_fm.md (1)

54-54: LGTM! Command syntax standardization.

Updated --config_file argument syntax for consistency across documentation.

Makefile (1)

3-3: Explicitly Using Python 3 for the PYTHON Variable
Setting “PYTHON” to “python3” is a clear improvement ensuring that all commands invoking the interpreter use Python 3, which is a best practice.

@surajpaib surajpaib merged commit db64439 into master Feb 6, 2025
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