[Insight-users] Adaptive Histogram Equalization

[Hoole, Andrew]

Hi 

I am using the AHE filter on an image of 512x512 resolution, 16 bit. An
image size of 8x8 for the filter takes ~15sec to run and increases in the
image size of the filter push this time up to unacceptable levels. I have
seen this function running extremely quickly on other systems. Is there
anyway to improve the performance?

Andrew Hoole

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Laurent PAUL [mailto:Laurent.Paul at orto.ucl.ac.be] 
Sent: 12 June 2006 11:15
To: insight-users at itk.org
Subject: Re: [Insight-users] Reslice volume according to 'Image Orientation'
Dicom tag.

Hi users,

Now I've got another problem.
For the moment I use origin of the initial volume but for volumes widely
rotated initially, the transformed volume is 'only' a piece of the intial
volume. I'd want to get, not the whole volume, I know it's impossible, but
at least entire slices (when there are).
I guess I need to transform the origin and pass it to the resampleFilter
as OutputOrigin.
Am I right?

I looked for a way to transform a point and I found that I can call the
TransformPoint() method from any Transform.
The problem is that I don't know which type of transform
ResampleImageFilter use when setting OutputDirection.

Any advice concerning correct origin setting would be great!

Thanks,

Laurent.




Hi!

I tried with OrientImageFilter , but I can only orient image following
predefined orientation (RIP, LIP...).
If I well understood, it does the same job as flip filter, isn't it?

I found an example in ITK!
For people interested in, it is ResampleOrientedImageFilter.cxx in
ITK-2.6.0\Examples\Filtering.

Laurent.



> Laurent PAUL wrote:
>> Hi users,
>> I get images with Image Orientation Dicom tag non equal to 1\0\0\0\1\0.
I'd want to align rows and columns respectively on X and Y axes. I know
there a class in VTK to reslice volume (great to dispaly
coronal,
>> sagittal and transversal views!).
>> Is there an equivalent class in ITK which reslices the volume using
Direction cosines?
> You can use the OrientImageFilter to get a new image which has direction
cosines close to 1 0 0 , 0 1 0 , 0 0 1 .
>> Thanks,
>> Laurent.
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