Sarthak P
2017-03-13 17:53:48 UTC
Hello,
I am looking for a conical or solid angle iterator. I found something
similar to what I wanted in an older thread (see below). Does anyone know
of something that could help?
Thanks in advance,
Sarthak
analysis and spatial clustering. The blocks are in a regular isotropic
lattice, and we want clever
this stuff written in my VIA package, but not yet in ITK standards. We
don't want to duplicate what's available already in ITK.
pixel type is a linked list? Damion Shelton (at Pitt) and I are working on
putting "core atoms" into the itk format, and this would be a very cool
approach to doing that.
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I am looking for a conical or solid angle iterator. I found something
similar to what I wanted in an older thread (see below). Does anyone know
of something that could help?
Thanks in advance,
Sarthak
Hi
It is already called in itkSetMacro(),
so if you change the filter parameters
using
e.g. SetMacro( Sigma, float );
The code generated by this macro
will set the new value and call
Modified().
Luis
as core atoms in a given block of physical space 10-20 voxels on a side forIt is already called in itkSetMacro(),
so if you change the filter parameters
using
e.g. SetMacro( Sigma, float );
The code generated by this macro
will set the new value and call
Modified().
Luis
Thanks, Will,
We want to store an indeterminant number of image feature objects such
We want to store an indeterminant number of image feature objects such
analysis and spatial clustering. The blocks are in a regular isotropic
lattice, and we want clever
iterators that can sample ellipsoids, solid angles, etc. We have all
don't want to duplicate what's available already in ITK.
George
Hi George-
Yes, but since I don't know what you're trying to do, I can't say
that this is the best way given what's there. Could you enlighten me?
Will
Dear Will,
Is there anything that would prevent us from making an itkImage whose
Hi George-
Yes, but since I don't know what you're trying to do, I can't say
that this is the best way given what's there. Could you enlighten me?
Will
Dear Will,
Is there anything that would prevent us from making an itkImage whose
putting "core atoms" into the itk format, and this would be a very cool
approach to doing that.
Thanks,
George
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