Difference between revisions of "2016 Winter Project Week/Projects/SegmentationEditorWidget"

Revision as of 03:46, 8 January 2016

Objective	Approach and Plan	Progress and Next Steps
Create reusable widget that provides Editor functionality to create segments in Segmentation nodes	Use existing segment selector widget instead of per-structure box to select segment in a segmentation Provide adaptor to use existing python Editor effects Drawn shapes are stored in binary labelmap representation ("C" in representations image above) in the selected segment. It can be then converted manually or automatically to other representations.	C++ widget using SegmentSelector created New mode for editor with single selection and only name and color shown Decision made to re-implement Editor effects Conceptual differences PaintOver function is a big conceptual difference that would necessitate using tricks Master volume is not necessary for segmentations (only a volume geometry) Python adaptor is not less complex than re-implementation Possibility of a nicer user interface Redundant effects (MakeModelEffect) Redundant effect parameters (color for morphology) Progress made with implementing paint effect, but no working prototype yet

Segmentations module page
Segmentations Labs page containing information about design and implementation
Code
- SegmentationCore containing pure VTK storage and algorithmic classes
- Segmentations module containing module widget, logic, MRML nodes, displayable manager, widgets, etc.

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+* C++ widget using SegmentSelector created
+** New mode for editor with single selection and only name and color shown
+* Decision made to re-implement Editor effects
+** Conceptual differences
+*** PaintOver function is a big conceptual difference that would necessitate using tricks
+*** Master volume is not necessary for segmentations (only a volume geometry)
+** Python adaptor is not less complex than re-implementation
+** Possibility of a nicer user interface
+** Redundant effects (MakeModelEffect)
+** Redundant effect parameters (color for morphology)
+* Progress made with implementing paint effect, but no working prototype yet
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