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* Create a large MRML tree and test performance (self-test that can be run on multiple computers), include multiple volumes, transforms, modules
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* Create a large MRML tree and test performance (self-test that can be run on multiple computers), include multiple volumes, transforms, modules; use batch processing node, hide nodes from editor
 
* Test copying of node contents from a slider-selected branch of the tree
 
* Test copying of node contents from a slider-selected branch of the tree
 
* Implement importer/exporter for MHA
 
* Implement importer/exporter for MHA

Revision as of 18:37, 19 June 2013

Home < 2013 Summer Project Week:Parameter heirarchy

Key Investigators

  • Queen's: Adam Rankin
  • Queen's: Andras Lasso
  • Queen's: Tamas Ungi

Objective

The goal is to develop a module that creates and utilizes a new hierarchy based on definable parameters. This will allow us to characterize data by time.

Approach, Plan

  • Review existing time hierarchy discussion
  • Learn technical details about hierarchies
  • Discuss architecture of a flexible, abstract parameter hierarchy
  • Implement said hierarchy

Progress

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To do:

  • Create a large MRML tree and test performance (self-test that can be run on multiple computers), include multiple volumes, transforms, modules; use batch processing node, hide nodes from editor
  • Test copying of node contents from a slider-selected branch of the tree
  • Implement importer/exporter for MHA

Delivery Mechanism

This work will be delivered to the NA-MIC Kit as a Slicer module in the SlicerIGT extension.


References