[ENH] Add option to cast to another data type#35
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Note that U16 is now supported by freesurfer in versions 8+ freesurfer/freesurfer#1427 |
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Hi @balbasty @chourroutm, I was just going through old PRs. Checking to see if this is still needed or if we should close since freesurfer has been updated? |
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I still think it's useful to convert between data types. I am pretty sure this PR works, it just needs testing. |
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This change was suggested by @chourroutm, because some tools that handle niftis do not properly support all data types (e.g. Freeview does not like U16), and some tools that handle zarrs do not properly support a different set of data types (e.g., Neuroglancer (used to?) not like F64).
Not tested yet, hence draft mode.