Hi Richard,
a vtp file should contain polygonal surfaces (the 'p' in vtp stands for 'poly
data', while the 'i' for 'image data').
Your best bet to load a vti file in Matlab is to convert it to some other image
format, like nrrd
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/34653-nrrd-form
Hello everyone,
I used vmtklevelsetsegmentation to segment the coronary arteries in a CT
volume, and saved them to a VTI file, which defaulted to the XML format.
I'd like to import the data into Matlab for processing, but I haven't found
a good way to do it. Therefore, I'd like to convert the VTI
