[Insight-users] Computing statistics on a region of an image

Cyrille Faucheux cyrille.faucheux at etu.univ-tours.fr
Tue Jun 5 05:15:17 EDT 2012


Hum, too heavy for me. 

So, in my filter that computes the statistics on a region of an image, I've declared a function to specify the region to process. This filter extends ProcessObject. It works. 

To do things right, do I need to override GenerateInputRequestedRegion() (which by default, set the requested region to the largest possible region). Logically, I do. 

But... 

This filter may later also be used in a composite filter, whose purpose is to compute for each pixel on an image statistics on a region centered on this pixel. This filter will generate a VectorImage, so it will extend ImageToImageFilter, and will automatically take advantage of the streaming mecanism (through the output of the filter, which is an image, and has a requested region). But since my filter that is inside the composite one will specify for each processed pixel a new requested region, I have the impression that something is wrong (since the region processed by the composite filter is still the region specified by the output image). 

Do I still need to have the first filter propagating the requested region ? 

Thanks 

Cyrille 

Le 29/05/2012 02:11, Luis Ibanez a écrit : 

Hi Cyrille, 


mm, not quite the way to you describe it,... 

but,... 

I'm wondering if you may find useful the 
Label Statistics image filter, 


that will compute statistics from an image 
by segregating them according to the labels 
of another image. 

You could then do this in parallel, if you 
happen to mark your regions with lablels 
in advance. 


You have this one: 
http://www.itk.org/Doxygen/html/classitk_1_1LabelStatisticsImageFilter_1_1LabelStatistics.html 


and this one: 
http://www.itk.org/Doxygen/html/itkLabelImageToStatisticsLabelMapFilter_8h_source.html 



Luis 


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On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 6:59 AM, Cyrille Faucheux < cyrille.faucheux at etu.univ-tours.fr > wrote: 

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Hi, 

I want to compute statistics (lets say for example, an histogram) on a region of an image. 

With an ImageToImageFilter, I know I have to specify the requested region at the end of my pipeline, and everything gets magically propagated upstream through the pipeline. 

Is there a generic way of doing this with a filter that do not produce an image, or should the filter handle the region of interest "manually" (with internal region iterators) ? 

Note: I dont want to use a RegionOfInterestImageFilter nor an ExtractImageFilter because it's too heavy (because later I will need to compute lots of statistics on lots of tiny region of my image). 

Thanks in advance. 

Cyrille 
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