Release Name: rev80
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ASHS (Automatic Segmentation of Hippocampal Subfields)
Release Notes
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Revision 80, April 2012
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New in this Revision:
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* You no longer need SGE to run ashs_main. There are three ways to
run ASHS. You
can just run it in a single process, which is really slow.
You can run a lot
of ashs_main scripts, each in a separate process, by using
SGE. Or you can let
ASHS launch sub-jobs using SGE. This was the behaviour in
the older revisions.
For the latter option, you will need to use the -q or -Q
options.
* The training component (ashs_train) still requires SGE and uses
it to launch
sub-jobs.
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Revision 76, April 2012
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New in this Revision:
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* ASHS includes a training component. Given a set of images with
corresponding
segmentations, you can use it to create your own atlas set.
See ashs_train.sh
* ASHS no longer requires manual 'slice markings'. Instead, if your
protocol is
limited to specific slices, ASHS can be informed of this
with the help of a
heuristic rules file. The rule file can be used to specify
that a certain
label excludes another label, or that a certain label spans
a specific range
of slices relative to the other labels. The heuristics are
specified when
building an atlas.
* ASHS is no longer tied to a specific segmentation protocol. Each
atlas set can
use its own segmentation protocol.
* Most ASHS parameters can now be set by user by specifying a
config file.
* ASHS includes a bootstrap mode, where segmentations obtained
after the
standard procedure are used to rerun the registrations
between atlases
and the target image. Currently, only one iteration of
bootstrap is run.
Bootstrap is not yet incorporated into the leave-one-out
validation in
ashs_train.
* ASHS will now try both FLIRT and ANTS for T1-template rigid
registration. It
will use the transformation that gives the best metric.
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