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* The exposed parameter is the ratio of pixel samples for mutual information to the total number of pixels in the image. | * The exposed parameter is the ratio of pixel samples for mutual information to the total number of pixels in the image. | ||
* We could also expose the threshold parameter in the final step | * We could also expose the threshold parameter in the final step | ||
+ | * We can change or add atlas datasets by copying into the appropriate directory and editing the text file that lists them | ||
+ | * Uses the ITK mutual information code. Does affine registration followed by b-spline | ||
* We will partner with Yi for module development at the Jan 2012 project week | * We will partner with Yi for module development at the Jan 2012 project week |
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Home < DBP3:Utah:AutoEndoSegNotes on the Endocardial Segmentation Algorithm
Algorithm is a multi-atlas segmentation.
- Register (cropped) heart region of patient DEMRI to all of the n atlas DEMRI images and record n minimum metric values (mutual information)
- Transform all n atlas segmentations to patient DEMRI space
- Segmentation is a weighted average of the transformed atlas segmentation, where weights are determined by the mutual information values from step 1
- Pick a threshold as your segmentation
Notes on Yi's Slicer Module
- The exposed parameter is the ratio of pixel samples for mutual information to the total number of pixels in the image.
- We could also expose the threshold parameter in the final step
- We can change or add atlas datasets by copying into the appropriate directory and editing the text file that lists them
- Uses the ITK mutual information code. Does affine registration followed by b-spline
- We will partner with Yi for module development at the Jan 2012 project week