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We compared affine registrations with and without incorporating the prior knowledge.
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These use some exotically named methods such as affine transformations, spline interpolation and quaternions.
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The CT images within the library were first registered to each other using affine registration.
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Methods: Myocardial motion is estimated as global affine motion refined by a novel local nonrigid motion estimation algorithm.
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Many of these failures are due to a poor initial estimate for the affine component of the transformation.
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This template was then used as an initialization for the affine component of subsequent skull stripping and normalization procedures.
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For each fiber bundle, an affine-invariant descriptor was computed, thus obviating the need for precise registration of patients to an atlas.
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Several modifications were introduced to the methodology to improve initial affine estimation at the study-specific template level, and at the individual subject level.
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Primarily tailored to detection of affine image transformations between two structurally identical images, PC is known to be sensitive to structural image distortions.
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We found that the affine transformations derived using the Bayesian scheme are much more robust and that the rate of convergence is greater.
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We recently investigated neuromodulatory effects of the noradrenergic agent reboxetine and the dopamine receptor affine amisulpride in healthy subjects on dynamic erotic stimulus processing.
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An affine stage is identified at which only smooth deformation is assumed (thus no rigidity constraint is involved) and no metrical concepts are required.
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But I have no affinity for affines; I don't even understand Haertel yet.
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"We have a extreme affine solution to the rendezvous point," the IsoDidact says, "sufficient for our mass... but just barely.
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"Les Especes affines et la Theorie de l'Evolution," par Charles Naudin, Membre de l'Institut, in Bulletin de la Societe Botanique de France, tome xxi., pp.
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We compared affine registrations with and without incorporating the prior knowledge.