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medical-image-analysis
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There are all sorts of odd or even non-conformant DICOMs out in the world.
When we encounter parser failures on a DICOM (for both the current and the in progress rewrite), it would be good to be able to toggle a debug mode flag that can help us better dig into parsing failures and provide helpful information. Ideally if this information is not PHI (e.g. just DICOM tags, other general info), it
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Some of the available datasets are downloaded in an uncompressed format. For example, Colin27 version 2008 takes 1014 MB. Some storage could be saved if the images were compressed after downloading.