Dear Joao,
thanks for your interest in vmtk.
As for the meta image file format: as you know, the meta image
(meta) format allows for raw data to be specified in a different file (e.g.
.raw)
or embedded in the same file (.mha). By convention, inherited from ITK,
vmtk assumes that a meta image f
Dear Luca and all,
I was looking for a way in python to calculate the centreline of my 3D
surfaces and could not find anything wrapped in python (only c++
algorithms), therefore I am a new vmtk user.
My datasets consist of several 3D ultrasound volumes in metafile: each
with one .mha (example att
thank you very much
2011/1/11 Luca Antiga
> Hello,
> welcome to vmtk! I just added a sample dataset to the vmtk website, you
> can download it from here: http://www.vmtk.org/Main/Tutorials
> If you need it, let me know what issues you are having with your own data,
> possibly in as much detail
Hello,
welcome to vmtk! I just added a sample dataset to the vmtk website, you can
download it from here: http://www.vmtk.org/Main/Tutorials
If you need it, let me know what issues you are having with your own data,
possibly in as much detail as possible.
Best regards
Luca
On Jan 5, 2011, at
Hi,
I am a new user of vmtk, I am reading the tutorial now. But where can I
find the example data, because I could not execute any example successfully
with my own data, and I don't know why. Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks
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