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*[[File:CT crop.zip|Volume of interest]] which is cropped from the full data set below. For reference, L1 has been labeled. Use file load scene to load. The download is 70MB and contains the original data set as well. | *[[File:CT crop.zip|Volume of interest]] which is cropped from the full data set below. For reference, L1 has been labeled. Use file load scene to load. The download is 70MB and contains the original data set as well. | ||
*The bottom case in [[RSNA2010.PlanningLog#Demos_for_the_Slicer_booth|this table]] is the original location. | *The bottom case in [[RSNA2010.PlanningLog#Demos_for_the_Slicer_booth|this table]] is the original location. | ||
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| + | *Provide a tool which will allow to segment each vertebra and rib as a separate entity on my computer with a different ct data set of comparable quality. It is acceptable to ask the user to point to one or more vertebrae or other structures, but the user interaction should not require more than one or two minutes. [http://www.slicer.org/slicerWiki/index.php/Documentation-Rons-Rules-For-Tools "Rons Rules For Tools] apply. | ||
Revision as of 13:06, 20 December 2010
Home < 2011-Challenge:Segment-a-spineIntroduction
- This is the first in a series of challenges which aim at improving our set of robust interactive segmentation tools.
Atlas reference
Please download this atlas with individually labeled vertebrae which can be used as a reference.
Sample data set
- File:CT crop.zip which is cropped from the full data set below. For reference, L1 has been labeled. Use file load scene to load. The download is 70MB and contains the original data set as well.
- The bottom case in this table is the original location.
The Challenge
- Provide a tool which will allow to segment each vertebra and rib as a separate entity on my computer with a different ct data set of comparable quality. It is acceptable to ask the user to point to one or more vertebrae or other structures, but the user interaction should not require more than one or two minutes. "Rons Rules For Tools apply.
