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    Registration Assessment Without Ground Truth Proven Most Sensitive
    Posted on Wednesday, October 19 @ 05:36:28 BST by admin

    Explanations N recent weeks we have worked towards a batch of publication on our recent work. That work is primarily focused on assessement of registration with and without ground truth. Below is a short summary of the work. More details are yet to be published in this site soon.
    A diverse collection or methods exist for the problem of non-rigid registration, whereby a set of images is to be aligned. We perceive a deficiency, however, in the ways such registrations are validated or even evaluated. We devised two methods for evaluating non-rigid registration. One of the methods requires ground-truth solutions to be provided a priori, yet the other does not. We have collected results, which confirm that both methods are valid and proceeded to calculating their sensitivities. We find that the method which requires ground-truth solutions is not as sensitive as the method which need not have anything but the raw images and the corresponding deformation fields.
    It is worth mentioning that, for the time being, segmentation is not considered. We are aware that it has great potential for being incorporated into the framework and, moreover, we have observed results that served as 'proof of concept' for this contention. We are yet to do some similar work on sets of faces if time permits.


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    Wednesday, October 19
    · Registration Assessment Without Ground Truth Proven Most Sensitive
    Thursday, September 15
    · Registration Without Ground-Truth Solution - Proof of Concept/Empirical Evidence
    Friday, September 02
    · FTP Access or a ZIP Archive
    Wednesday, August 24
    · Registration: Tanimoto Overlap and Model-based Evaluation
    Thursday, August 18
    · Specificity, Generalisation and Registration
    Monday, July 25
    · Placing Labels at Strong Edges
    Tuesday, July 19
    · Model Construction and Registration in Medical Imaging
    Thursday, July 14
    · Euclidean Image Distance
    Thursday, July 07
    · Evaluation of Appearance Models
    Tuesday, July 05
    · Parallel Work
    Monday, July 04
    · Label Propagation
    Sunday, July 03
    · Segmentation Propagation from Model
    Friday, July 01
    · Segmentation in Relation to Models and NRR
    · Mean of Squared Differences (MSD) Unstable at Registration
    Thursday, June 30
    · 3-D Surface Visualisation
    · Migration of Code
    · MIAS-IRC and MARS
    Wednesday, June 29
    · Simultaneous Segmentation, Registration and Models
    · Migration from AART to MARS

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