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| + | * Made progress on the interpolation of vector fields | ||
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Key Investigators
- Allen Tannenbaum, John Melonakos, Georgia Tech
- Marek Kubicki, Eric Melonakos, Sylvain Bouix, BWH
- Marc Niethammer, UNC
Objective
- To experiment with the new DWI data and GM ROIs.
- To begin adapting the Finsler Tractography algorithm to handle this new data and to achieve long distance tractography between 2 GM regions.
Approach, Plan
With new data of the gray matter extent to the cingulum bundle, we will begin the process of refining the Finsler Tractography to work on these structures.
Progress
- Slicer3 Connection to MATLAB for faster processing
- Verified that the standard ODF constructions are not sharp enough for long distance
- Started investigating work by Maxime and work by Yogesh to get a sharper metric
- Made progress on the interpolation of vector fields
