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Revision as of 13:12, 19 August 2009

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Agenda

  • Attendees: Casey Goodlett, Steve Pieper, Dominik Meier, Andriy Fedorov, Ron Kikinis
  • Date and place: Friday, August 21, 1249 Boylston, 2nd floor conference room
  • Schedule
  1. 09:00-12:00 Review of registration in Slicer:
    1. What input is the user asked to provide and in what form.
    2. Does a standard user understand what they are supposed to provide?
    3. Bias correction
    4. histogram normalization
    5. capture range and start pose
    6. ROI/VOI
    7. greyscale versus segmentation
    8. List of modules:
      1. transformation module
      2. linear registration
      3. rigid registration
      4. affine registration
      5. b-spline registration
      6. register images
      7. Utah b-spline
      8. mvtk ICP
      9. ACPC registration
  2. 12:00-01:00 Lunch
  3. 01:00-05:00 Making plans, use case scenarios, sample data sets

Needs

  • Robust solutions
  • Clinical APIs as opposed to engineering APIs
  • Good default parameters
  • Modality recorded in the image class to automate use case and parameter selection
  • Fast techniques for interactive investigations
  • Non-interactive techniques can run longer
  • Transform IO to all modules (mapping RAS to LPS as needed)
  • Ability to apply estimated transforms to other types of data
  • Region of interest registration (anything from a brain mask to a structure segmentation)
  • Validation datasets

References

Bundled Registration and Tests

Slicer-compatible add-on registration modules

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