AHM2010:NA-MIC Kit Update
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Goals
Information about NA-MIC Kit component developments over the past year so that developers will have an idea of what new features are available for their use.
ITK
- Label image classes
- QuadEdgeMesh spherical registration
- Rigid
- Deformable (Diffeomorphic Demons)
- Region based Level Sets
- Pixel coordinates consistency
- Multi-threaded registration framework
- multi-threaded metrics
- thread-safe transforms
VTK
- vtkWidgets
Teem
- Teem 1.11 Soon to be Released
- release branch being used in slicer3 nightly builds
- Many improvements and new features described in the Teem 1.11 Change Log Message
- New scale space crease functionality
- New applications for COPD with Raul San Jose (see http://www.airwayinspector.org/)
XNAT
GWE
- Interactive experiments' results browser.
- CSV and generated commands dumps and preview.
- Support for LSF and Lava cluster DRMs.
- Ability to override auto-discovered DRMs with configured ones.
- Ability to override default database installation location.
- Function to extract experiments' parameters from text files.
- Operations to delete, pause and resume experiments.
- Recommended to watch: 5 minutes demo video.
BatchMake
- Improvement in the integration of grid computing using condor.
- Semi-Automatic conversion of Slicer modules for batch processing
- Parameter exploration is now possible
- Execution of algorithms are faster
CMake/CPack/CTest/CDash
- parallel ctest (ctest -j)
- cpack
- conversion to cmake in-progress
- linkage between CTest and MIDAS in progress
- Host large datasets for algorithm validation and performance testing
- Demonstrated using RegisterImages
- Host large datasets for algorithm validation and performance testing
3D Slicer
- List of new modules and features (TBD)
- See here for modules new to 3.5.
- 3.4/3.4.1 release information
- Extension Architecture and Extension Modules
- ARRA Supplement Projects
- Qt Port (lead in to Julien's 8:30 session)
- More info on the Slicer wiki News Page
- multi-camera view in Slicer (endoscopy application)