cmm | Compressed Manifold Modes for Mesh Processing | Service Mesh library

It not an image, it is an interactive chart. For an image, you would need to scrape the data points and re-create as a chart and then convert to an image. Xpath is also invalid. The data comes from an API call. I checked the values against the chart and this is the correct endpoint.

What you are doing with XML is called shredding. It converts XML data type into a rectangular/relational format. After that you need to join it with the rest of data in some other DB tables.

The easiest way to achieve it is via CTE. And you need to join data/columns from the resultset rs.* with the rest of the DB tables.

Along the following:

Please try the following solution.

Notable notes:

• A proper declaration of the default namespace simplifies XPath expressions across the board. A default namespace doesn't require a prefix.
• It is better not to use // in the XPath expressions. It causes to traverse the entire XML. A fully qualified path is better for performance.
• Adding text() to the XPath expressions for XML elements improves performance.

SQL

To give you something to start with, you can use fancyhdr and tikz to design your own header:

You can simply write different lines depending on a what the fifth column contains, e.g.:

if the image is isometric (i.e. the spacing of all of the axes are the same), then u should just multiply your result by the mm2voxel value, which is encoded in the DICOM image metadata.

if it is not isometric (i.e. each axis has a different spacing), you should first convert the distance on every axis from voxels to mm, then calculate the final distance.

to get the spacing (mm2voxel) info, it depends on how you read the image. for example, if you do it by the SimpleITK package, you can get it by:

Problem solved. I was using java 9 which was incompatible with a dependency. I switched to Java 11

For Insert, You can use the DEFAULT clause in the table and for UPDATE, You can create the simple trigger as follows:

Remove the draft option, this prevents images from showing up