[Insight-users] How to visualize a Vector image : use ParaView

[Luis Ibanez]

Hi Quan,

Probably the best way to visualize vector images
is by using ParaView.

This is an open source application that you can
download for free from

          http://www.paraview.org


You can download the source code and built it yourself,
or you can download the binaries that are available for
most of the commonly used platforms.

You can load MetaImage directly into ParaView, and
then use functionalities such as Glyphing in order
to visualize vector fields contained in ITK vector
images.


Please let us know if you have further questions,


    Thanks



       Luis



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Quan Chen wrote:

> I know that visualization is not part of the ITK package.  
> I was working with the application examples, primarily Geodesic Active
> contouring example, for the visualization of the images I obtained
> during my processing.  It uses fltk and it seems easy to use.
> Recently I want to try Gradient Vector Flow and want to view the
> vector it produces.  However it seems that both fltk::ImageViewer and
> fltk::VTKImageViewer do not accept a vector pixel type.  I am
> wondering if there is other Viewer class that designed for vector
> pixel type.
> 
> Thanks,
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