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Latest revision as of 12:40, 21 June 2013
Home < ITK -VTK wrapper
Key Investigators
- UNICZ: Paolo Zaffino
- MGH: Greg Sharp
- Isomics: Steve Pieper
Objective
We want to implement an ITK - VTK wrapper in order to make possible to call ITK functions from the embedded Python in Slicer. In particular we want to run a Plastimatch registration from a Python script executed by the built-in interpreter.
Approach, Plan
Write C++ code in order to wrap the ITK layer.
Progress
The wrapper is almost ready. It can run registrations using Slicer node as images input and all the registration parameters can be setted from the Python command line. The last step is to get the registration result available in the current Slicer scene.
