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Dec 11, 2013 03:12 PM | Tom Haeck
Input T1 - Output T1 have different intensity
Hey,
Does anyone know a way to make the intensities of the output T1-image identical to those of the input T1-image? For instance, TumorSimInput1 contains the T1 image from brainweb subject nr. 4. After TumorSim has processed this image (attachment, t1_out.nii), the intensities of the output are not at all comparable to those of the input anymore. How can I solve this problem?
Kind regards,
Tom
Does anyone know a way to make the intensities of the output T1-image identical to those of the input T1-image? For instance, TumorSimInput1 contains the T1 image from brainweb subject nr. 4. After TumorSim has processed this image (attachment, t1_out.nii), the intensities of the output are not at all comparable to those of the input anymore. How can I solve this problem?
Kind regards,
Tom
Jan 13, 2014 09:01 PM | Marcel Prastawa
RE: Input T1 - Output T1 have different intensity
Hi Tom,
The output images are generated using the intensity properties from a real tumor scan so the output intensities will not match the input intensities.
A workaround to generate a comparable T1 image is to reconstruct your own image from the tissue probabilities and mean T1 appearance of each tissue, as a weighted sum:
I_out(x) = \sum_c Prob_c(x) * Mean_c
Best,
Marcel
The output images are generated using the intensity properties from a real tumor scan so the output intensities will not match the input intensities.
A workaround to generate a comparable T1 image is to reconstruct your own image from the tissue probabilities and mean T1 appearance of each tissue, as a weighted sum:
I_out(x) = \sum_c Prob_c(x) * Mean_c
Best,
Marcel