[Insight-users] How to observe a FEM-based registration?

Fri, 18 Jul 2003 13:49:16 +0200

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Hello,

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I have a question regarding the observation of a FEM-based registration. =
The itk manual shows the way of observing the iteration process (7.3) =
and how to get aware of level changes in a multi resolution registration =
(7.6.1). But all examples are basing on a rigid registration. I would =
like to know, if there is a possibility to observe the iteration steps =
and the level changes, when using an itkFEMRegistrationFilter. And when =
it's possible, how to manage it. Where must I register the itkcommand =
derivates then?

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Thank you for your help,

Ralf o Floca

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