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Provides the ggseg_atlas S3 class used across the ggsegverse ecosystem for 2D and 3D brain visualisation. Ships four bundled atlases (Desikan-Killiany, FreeSurfer aseg, TRACULA, SUIT) and functions fo
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Provides the ggseg_atlas S3 class used across the ggsegverse ecosystem for 2D and 3D brain visualisation. Ships four bundled atlases (Desikan-Killiany, FreeSurfer aseg, TRACULA, SUIT) and functions for querying, subsetting, renaming, and enriching atlas objects. Also includes readers for FreeSurfer statistics files.
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Read the full README ↗ggseg.formats provides the ggseg_atlas S3 class that powers the
ggsegverse ecosystem for 2D and
3D brain visualisation. It ships four bundled atlases, a set of accessor
functions for querying atlas contents, and a pipe-friendly manipulation
API for subsetting, renaming, and enriching atlas objects.
The package includes four atlases covering the main atlas types:
library(ggseg.formats)
plot(dk())
plot(aseg())
plot(tracula())
plot(suit())
Atlas objects are designed for exploration and customisation. You can query regions, filter views, and pipe operations together:
aseg_small <- aseg() |>
atlas_region_keep("hippocampus|amygdala|thalamus") |>
atlas_view_keep("coronal_2|axial_3") |>
atlas_view_gather()
plot(aseg_small)
Install from the ggsegverse r-universe:
options(repos = c(
ggsegverse = 'https://ggsegverse.r-universe.dev',
CRAN = 'https://cloud.r-project.org'))
install.packages('ggseg.formats')
Or install the development version from GitHub:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("ggsegverse/ggseg.formats")
vignette("ggseg.formats") — understanding atlas structure and
accessorsvignette("atlas-manipulation") — region, view, and metadata
manipulation