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== How to participate in the Challenge ==
 
== How to participate in the Challenge ==
To participate to the DTI Tractography Challenge, download and fill the Letter of Intent for Submission, and send it by email to [TBD].
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To participate to the DTI Tractography Challenge, follow the three steps below
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* step 1: download and fill the Letter of Intent for Submission, and send it by email to spujol at bwh.harvard.edu.
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* step 2: read the Challenge guidelines
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* step 3: upload your results in the indicated format at the location of your choice, and send the url to access them to spujol at bwh.harvard.edu
  
 
== Anatomical definition of the corticospinal tract ==  
 
== Anatomical definition of the corticospinal tract ==  

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How to participate in the Challenge

To participate to the DTI Tractography Challenge, follow the three steps below

  • step 1: download and fill the Letter of Intent for Submission, and send it by email to spujol at bwh.harvard.edu.
  • step 2: read the Challenge guidelines
  • step 3: upload your results in the indicated format at the location of your choice, and send the url to access them to spujol at bwh.harvard.edu

Anatomical definition of the corticospinal tract

The corticospinal tract is a collection of axons that arise from the cerebral cortex and course through the internal capsule, the cerebral peduncle of the midbrain, the ventral pons, the ventral surface of the medulla, the pyramidal decusssation, and terminate in the spinal cord.

Tumor Segmentation

In each clinical case, the tumor has been segmented using the method [ add ref]. The file patient_xxx-tumor.nhdr & raw is labelmap which contains the segmented structures. Each label map contains two labels: label #1 represents the solid part of the tumor; label #2 represents the cystic part of the tumor.

Submitted Results: File format and naming convention

For each case, the results should be submitted in the following formats: 1) 3D coordinate of the tracts: vtkPolydata ASCII VTK file format; 2) enveloppe of the tracts: ITK-readable Nrrd file format
Naming convention:

  • zip archive file: miccaiDTIChallenge_firstAuthorName.zip
  • VTK file: firstAuthorName_tract_coordinate.vtk
  • Nrrd file: firstAuthorName_tract_enveloppe.nhdr and firstAuthorName_tract_enveloppe.nhdr
  • PNG file: firstAuthorName_tract_axialView.png; firstAuthorName_tract_sagittalView.png; firstAuthorName_tract_coronalView.png