[Insight-users] problems with image resize (resample with interpolation and affine transform)

[Luis Ibanez]

Hi Darren,

Thanks for posting the full source code.

I manage to build it (after installing Boost), and got to the point
where I needed one of the original TIFF images in order to
test the code. Can you post one ?

Looking at the source code, the only thing that I found suspicious
is the use of NumericTraits::max() in the definition of the default
pixel value for the resampler.

These intensity rescaling shouldn't be happening with the
classes that you are using.

There may be something particular about your input TIFF
images....


      Regards,


            Luis


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On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 5:19 PM, Darren Weber
<darren.weber.lists at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> A program that was working with ITK 3.14 is not working with 3.16 (on OSX).
>  It's a mystery to me.
> The program takes a list of image files (regex input), scans them all for
> the largest image dimensions (2D), then "converts" or resamples all the
> images in the series into the same dimensions.
> The conversion process involves an information filter and a reslicer.  The
> latter includes an affine transform (just a translation to center the
> images) and an interpolator.
> The outputs fail to replicate the intensity scale of the inputs.  Also, the
> outputs are wildly different for .png and .tif inputs.
> All the code and example files are available for download (as of Feb 2010)
> ftp://anonymous@ftp.buckinstitute.org/dweber/testResize.tgz
> In that archive, the source code and a build are in testResizeCode, the
> input data files are in testResize/w1/bw/ and the outputs are in
> testResize/w1/bw_resize.  There is a script, testResize.bash, to run the
> example - it has a variable for image type (png or tif).  The output files
> are wildly different for the png and tif inputs.
> BTW, the purpose of this image resize process is to provide a series of
> images with the same dimensions for registration.  Is it true that a
> registration process for any two images must have images of the same
> dimensions?
> Take care,
> Darren
>
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