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− | * . | + | * Reviewed interface with research and clinical potential users to get valuable usage feedback - Linear mode seems very useful |
− | + | ** hotkeys for zoom | |
− | + | ** better color/glyph for fiducials | |
− | + | * Reviewed status of plastimatch nonlinear module | |
+ | ** Can be run from landmark output, but needs to be integrated into the interface to avoid duplicated input. Steve will work on this. | ||
+ | ** Algorithm runs but does not complete correctly. Nadya will work on this. | ||
+ | * Steve and Nadya reviewed the iterative algorithm and generated design ideas for interface | ||
+ | # pick fixed and moving0, and define landmarks | ||
+ | ## run algorithm to get movingN and landmarksN | ||
+ | ## adjust new landmarks to improve match | ||
+ | ## repeat to convergence | ||
+ | # review moving volumes and landmarks as multivolume | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:04, 21 June 2013
Home < 2013 Summer Project Week:Landmark RegistrationKey Investigators
- MGH: Greg Sharp, Nadya Shusharina, Paolo Zaffino
- Isomics: Steve Pieper
- MD Anderson Cancer Center: Erol Yeniaras
Objective
Develop and refine a module for hybrid manual/automated linear and nonlinear registration.
Approach, Plan
- Review features and implementation of the current prototype code
- Landmark/fiducial management
- Visualization modes
- Linear registration
- Discuss/plan/implement new features
- Integrate hybrid registration tool (uses landmarks and image intensities)
Progress
- Reviewed interface with research and clinical potential users to get valuable usage feedback - Linear mode seems very useful
- hotkeys for zoom
- better color/glyph for fiducials
- Reviewed status of plastimatch nonlinear module
- Can be run from landmark output, but needs to be integrated into the interface to avoid duplicated input. Steve will work on this.
- Algorithm runs but does not complete correctly. Nadya will work on this.
- Steve and Nadya reviewed the iterative algorithm and generated design ideas for interface
- pick fixed and moving0, and define landmarks
- run algorithm to get movingN and landmarksN
- adjust new landmarks to improve match
- repeat to convergence
- review moving volumes and landmarks as multivolume
Delivery Mechanism
This work will be delivered to the NA-MIC Kit as a Slicer module, ultimately integrated into the slicer core