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Landmark Warp LibrarySummaryThis is an extensible library for estimating transformations defined by landmarks. This is useful for image registration problems and shape analysis. | |||||||
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Types of warpsThe following types of landmark warps are supported (v.1.0) note: this list is incomplete
Landmark Warp Code ExamplesApply a warp to a 2 dimensional pointA complete program that will warp a 2 dimensional point
package test.edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.io;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.ILandmarkWarp;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.LandmarkSet;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.LandmarkSetPair;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.basis.IBasisFunction;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.basis.implementations.BasisThinPlate;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.implementations.SplineWarp;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.io.WarpIO;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.util.LandmarkOperations;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;
public class Simple2DLandmarkWarpExample
{
/**
* This demonstrates how to apply a warp to a single two dimensional point.
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* The program creates a simple warp, applies it to
* a new point and writes the warp to disk.
*/
public static void main(String [] args)
{
try {
// Define example landmarks
int dim = 2;
int num = 5;
float distance = 5;
float[][] refData = new float[dim][num];
float[][] targetData = new float[dim][num];
float[] novelPoint = { .2f, 1.4f };
float[] warpedNovelPoint = new float[dim];
refData[0] = new float[] {
distance, distance, -distance, -distance,0 };
refData[1] = new float[] {
distance, -distance, -distance, distance,0 };
targetData[0] = new float[] {
distance, distance, -distance,-distance, distance / 2 };
targetData[1] = new float[] {
distance, -distance, -distance,distance, 0 };
// Create the landmark objects
LandmarkSet refSet =
LandmarkOperations.constructFromDimNumArray(refData);
LandmarkSet targetSet =
LandmarkOperations.constructFromDimNumArray(targetData);
LandmarkSetPair landmarks = new LandmarkSetPair(refSet, targetSet);
// Define a basis function
IBasisFunction basis = new BasisThinPlate(dim);
// Compute the warp
ILandmarkWarp warp = SplineWarp.estimate(landmarks, basis);
// Evaluate the warp (these are not used for anything here)
warp.evaluate(novelPoint, warpedNovelPoint);
System.out.println("Original warped novel point = [" + warpedNovelPoint[0]
+ "," + warpedNovelPoint[1] + "].");
// Write out the warp file
String filename = "output/warp" + WarpIO.SUFFIX;
FileOutputStream stream = new FileOutputStream(new File(filename));
WarpIO.write(stream, warp);
// Read warp file
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(
new FileReader(new File(filename)));
ILandmarkWarp readWarp = WarpIO.read(reader);
// Demonstrate that the read warp produces the same output at the novel point
readWarp.evaluate(novelPoint, warpedNovelPoint);
System.out.println("Read and recomputed warped novel point = [" + warpedNovelPoint[0]
+ "," + warpedNovelPoint[1] + "].");
} catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) {
System.err.println("Cannot read file: Reason:" + fnfe.getLocalizedMessage());
} catch (IOException ioe) {
System.err.println("I/O problem : Reason:" + ioe.getLocalizedMessage());
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("Warp write failed.");
}
}
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package test.edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.io;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.ILandmarkWarp;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.LandmarkSet;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.LandmarkSetPair;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.basis.IBasisFunction;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.basis.implementations.BasisThinPlate;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.implementations.SplineWarp;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.io.WarpIO;
import edu.ucla.loni.ccb.warp.util.LandmarkOperations;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;
public class Simple2DLandmarkWarpExample
{
/**
* This demonstrates how to apply a warp to a single two dimensional point.
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* The program creates a simple warp, applies it to
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public static void main(String [] args)
{
try {
// Define example landmarks
int dim = 2;
int num = 5;
float distance = 5;
float[][] refData = new float[dim][num];
float[][] targetData = new float[dim][num];
float[] novelPoint = { .2f, 1.4f };
float[] warpedNovelPoint = new float[dim];
refData[0] = new float[] {
distance, distance, -distance, -distance,0 };
refData[1] = new float[] {
distance, -distance, -distance, distance,0 };
targetData[0] = new float[] {
distance, distance, -distance,-distance, distance / 2 };
targetData[1] = new float[] {
distance, -distance, -distance,distance, 0 };
// Create the landmark objects
LandmarkSet refSet =
LandmarkOperations.constructFromDimNumArray(refData);
LandmarkSet targetSet =
LandmarkOperations.constructFromDimNumArray(targetData);
LandmarkSetPair landmarks = new LandmarkSetPair(refSet, targetSet);
// Define a basis function
IBasisFunction basis = new BasisThinPlate(dim);
// Compute the warp
ILandmarkWarp warp = SplineWarp.estimate(landmarks, basis);
// Evaluate the warp (these are not used for anything here)
warp.evaluate(novelPoint, warpedNovelPoint);
System.out.println("Original warped novel point = [" + warpedNovelPoint[0]
+ "," + warpedNovelPoint[1] + "].");
// Write out the warp file
String filename = "output/warp" + WarpIO.SUFFIX;
FileOutputStream stream = new FileOutputStream(new File(filename));
WarpIO.write(stream, warp);
// Read warp file
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(
new FileReader(new File(filename)));
ILandmarkWarp readWarp = WarpIO.read(reader);
// Demonstrate that the read warp produces the same output at the novel point
readWarp.evaluate(novelPoint, warpedNovelPoint);
System.out.println("Read and recomputed warped novel point = [" + warpedNovelPoint[0]
+ "," + warpedNovelPoint[1] + "].");
} catch (FileNotFoundException fnfe) {
System.err.println("Cannot read file: Reason:" + fnfe.getLocalizedMessage());
} catch (IOException ioe) {
System.err.println("I/O problem : Reason:" + ioe.getLocalizedMessage());
} catch (Exception e) {
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}
}
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Landmark Warp ToolsLibraries and applications that support various landmark based shape and image warping methods. TOC: No TOC in "CCB.LandmarkWarpTools" | |||||||
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This is an extensible library for estimating transformations defined by landmarks. This is useful for image registration problems and shape analysis. This includes Procrustes, Generalized Procrustes, non-linear spline and affine transformations.
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This is a set of tools for computing, applying and implementing landmark-based warps with the ShapeTools library. This is useful for image registration problems and shape analysis. This includes Procrustes, Generalized Procrustes and non-linear spline warps. | |||||||
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| <<O>> Difference Topic LandmarkWarpTools (r1.20 - 27 Mar 2007 - RyanCabeen) |
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This is a set of tools for computing, applying and implementing landmark-based warps with the ShapeTools library. This is useful for image registration problems and shape analysis. This includes Procrustes, Generalized Procrustes and non-linear warps. | |||||||
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