localJointLabelFusion.RdA local version of joint label fusion that focuses on one or more specific labels. This is primarily different from standard JLF because it performs registration on a per label basis and focuses JLF on the label(s) alone. It requires an initial segmentation of the target region which can be provided either by a manual or automated initialization. Registration by SyN is a good choice for the latter approach.
localJointLabelFusion(
targetI,
whichLabels,
targetMask,
initialLabel,
atlasList,
labelList,
submaskDilation = 10,
typeofTransform = "SyN",
affMetric = "meansquares",
synMetric = "mattes",
synSampling = 32,
regIterations = c(40, 20, 0),
affIterations,
localMaskTransform,
maxLabelPlusOne = FALSE,
noZeroes = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE,
...
)antsImage to be labeled
label number(s) from the library on which to focus
a mask for the target image (optional), passed to joint fusion
the initial approximate label(s) for the target region.
list containing antsImages with intensity images
list containing antsImages with segmentation labels
amount to dilate initial mask to define region on which we perform focused registration
passed to antsRegistration.
the metric for the affine part (GC, mattes, meansquares)
the metric for the syn part (CC, mattes, meansquares, demons)
the nbins or radius parameter for the syn metric
vector of iterations for syn. we will set the smoothing
and multi-resolution parameters based on the length of this vector.
passed to antsRegistration.
vector of iterations for low-dimensional transforms.
type of transform for local mask initialization; would usually set to Rigid, Similarity or Affine
boolean this will add max label plus one to the non-zero parts of each label where the target mask is greater than one. NOTE: this will have a side effect of adding to the original label images that are passed to the program. It also guarantees that every position in the labels have some label, rather than none. Ie it guarantees to explicitly parcellate the input data.
boolean will zero out target mask regions that have any zero label. this prevents JLF from computing a solution in regions not covered by the initial library.
boolean
extra parameters passed to JLF
label probabilities and segmentations