Titlebook: Biomedical Image Registration; Second International James C. Gee,J. B. Antoine Maintz,Michael W. Vanni Conference proceedings 2003 Springer

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International Economic Association Seriesendently, affinely registered and a hybrid affine/non-linear interpolation scheme is used to compose the output registered image. We investigate the behavior of our approach under a variety of conditions, and discuss examples using real biomedical images, including MRI, histology and cryosection data.

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Constructing Data-Driven Optimal Representations for Iterative Pairwise Non-rigid Registrationof the deformation field that can be successively refined in a multi-resolution manner. We demonstrate the properties of the algorithm on sets of 2D images and discuss the extension of the algorithm to 3D data.

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Simultaneous Population Based Image Alignment for Template Free Spatial Normalisation of Brain Anatovalues, to the general case of describing the alignment of a population of images simultaneously. Geometric constraints forcing the convergence to an average geometric shape are discussed and results presented on synthetic images and clinical brain image data.

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Piecewise Affine Registration of Biological Imagesendently, affinely registered and a hybrid affine/non-linear interpolation scheme is used to compose the output registered image. We investigate the behavior of our approach under a variety of conditions, and discuss examples using real biomedical images, including MRI, histology and cryosection data.

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Rigid Registration of Echoplanar and Conventional Magnetic Resonance Images by Minimizing the Kullba JE along a rotation axis. A comparison of searches using random starting poses showed KLD to have lower final pose errors than JE. Results of variation on parameters of the KLD based EPI-MRI registration technique are also presented.

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0302-9743 iversity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Following the success of the ?rst workshop in Bled, Slovenia, this meeting aimed to once again bring together leading researchers in the area of biomedical image registration to present and discuss recent developments in the ?eld. Thetheory,implementationandap