[ITK] [ITK-users] The densest part of the volume

[siavashk]

What is your input? Is it a point cloud?

What do you mean by density? Density is a physical parameter, which is
defined as mass per unit volume. Are you interpreting the ones in your
binary volume as units of mass?

The densest bounding box is not well-defined. Are you trying to find the
bounding box that has the most number of points per unit volume? If that is
the case, a  clustering algorithm
<http://www.itk.org/Doxygen/html/classitk_1_1ScalarImageKmeansImageFilter.html>  
is most likely your best bet. You can center your bounding box at the center
of your clusters and change its size to find the /best/ trade-off between
the size of the box and the number of encapsulating points.





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