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* Initial good results with the LC2 metric constrained to a craniotomy site with 3 degrees of freedom. | * Initial good results with the LC2 metric constrained to a craniotomy site with 3 degrees of freedom. | ||
* Given a pair of registered US-MRI images, the module calculates the similarity metric output perturbed between the two images. | * Given a pair of registered US-MRI images, the module calculates the similarity metric output perturbed between the two images. | ||
− | * Plan to integrate image-features per Matthew Toews advice. | + | * Plan to integrate information from image-features per Matthew Toews advice. |
− | * Working toward expanding the code to work with prostate dataset from Andre | + | * Working toward expanding the code to work with prostate dataset from Andre |
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Home < 2015 Summer Project Week:TrackerlessMRIUSFusion
Key Investigators
- Utsav Pardasani
- Adam Rankin
- Robert Owen, BK
- Andrey Fedorov, BWH
Project Description
Objective
- Work toward a real-time trackerless image-based registration that is constrained by a clinically relevant geometry. (With special emphasis on intra-operative neuroimaging)
- Can support calibration / registration with tracked-systems
Approach, Plan
- Evaluate and develop various image-similarity metrics in a geometrically constrained search space.
- Rather than relying on an optimizer, the goal would be to find a fast similarity metric that enables a dense sampling of the objective function search space.
- Make use of the BITE dataset for US-MRI images. http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/Services/ServicesBITE
Progress
- Initial good results with the LC2 metric constrained to a craniotomy site with 3 degrees of freedom.
- Given a pair of registered US-MRI images, the module calculates the similarity metric output perturbed between the two images.
- Plan to integrate information from image-features per Matthew Toews advice.
- Working toward expanding the code to work with prostate dataset from Andre