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As a result of the Programming Half Week in SLC, vmtk command-line pipes can be automatically converted in CLI modules for Slicer3. | As a result of the Programming Half Week in SLC, vmtk command-line pipes can be automatically converted in CLI modules for Slicer3. | ||
| − | However a few issues still exist, mainly associated with the fact that vmtk is vtk based, and thus it is not MRML aware. This generates the sort of problems described in [[Execution Model Reference Systems]]. | + | However a few issues still exist, mainly associated with the fact that vmtk is vtk based, and thus it is not MRML aware. This generates the sort of problems described in [[Execution Model Reference Systems]], which will be the first aim of the project during the Programming Week. |
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Revision as of 15:22, 24 May 2007
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As a result of the Programming Half Week in SLC, vmtk command-line pipes can be automatically converted in CLI modules for Slicer3. However a few issues still exist, mainly associated with the fact that vmtk is vtk based, and thus it is not MRML aware. This generates the sort of problems described in Execution Model Reference Systems, which will be the first aim of the project during the Programming Week.
Following the recent introduction of Python in Slicer3
- Exploiting the Python shell
Progress:
Next Steps:
Key Investigators:
- Luca Antiga, Mario Negri Institute
- Dan Blezek, GE
Publications:
Reference: http://vmtk.sourceforge.net
Additional Links:
- 4 block ppt
