anyone can help me to open this file . sin

Dear everyone, anyone can help me to open the sin file as attached data.

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That's not a data format I am familiar with. Do you have any additional context please? Where did it come from?
@Mike Croucher, Do you have download it? It form GATE simulation
@mohd akmal masud we need to know the format used to create the file in order to read it in correctly.
The Interfile format is especially suited for acquisition protocol using a multiple headed rotating gamma camera. The total description of the Interfilev3.3 format can be found on the Interfile website: http://www.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/interfile/index.htm.
Two files are created when using the Interfile/Projection output: your_file.hdr and your_file.sin. The header file contains all information about the acquisition while the your_file.sin file contains the binary information.
The page lists the following details as well
  • Image Type: 16-bit Unsigned
  • Width & Height & Number of Images can be read into the .hdr files if unknown.
  • Tick the case: Little Endian byte Order

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This code will reproduce the results obtained in imageJ using the settings provided in the GATE documentation with one change - your .hdr file indicates the number format is double, not uint16.
numI = 240;
% Define the filename
filename = 'jaz_100M_60proj.sin';
% Open the file for reading
fileID = fopen(filename, 'r');
% Read the data as 16-bit unsigned integers
data = fread(fileID, [128*128,inf], 'double', 'ieee-le');
% Close the file
fclose(fileID);
% reshape the data
proj = reshape(data,128,128,240);
proj = permute(proj,[2 1 3])
% display one image
imshow(proj(:,:,1), []);
Just a comment that I have no idea what the data should look like. This should serve as a starting point nonetheless.

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Here's what the data looks like in the Volume Viewer app.
Dear @Cris LaPierre, This is what I want. Thank you very much. May God always bless you

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