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Revision as of 01:57, 26 May 2007
Home < Projects < Diffusion < 2007 Project Week DTI Population Analysis
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Key Investigators
- UNC: Casey Goodlett, Guido Gerig
- Harvard: Marek Kubicki
Objective
We are developing methods for building atlases of DTI data to provide a reference coordinate system for statistical analysis.
Approaches and Challenges
Our approach for building a DTI atlas is based on non-rigid registration of tensor images using a shape measure for the tensor images to drive the registration process. Our goal is to separate the shape variability from the diffusion variability through the registration process.
Plan & Progress
June 2007 Project Week
Plan: Our goal for the project week is to perform statistical analysis on the data provided by the PNL, which has already been registered using the procedure described in the links below.
Additional Information
- Description of atlas procedure
- Goodlett C, Davis B, Jean R, Gilmore J, Gerig G. Improved Correspondence for DTI Population Studies via Unbiased Atlas Building. MICCAI, 2006. PDF
