Hi all,
I am trying to extract the radius along a vessel, using its centerline.
That is, to get the maximum inscribed sphere radius for each point along the
centerline.

Following the discussion at:
https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=21964561
I have managed to extract a *.dat file describing the X/Y/Z of each point
and its associated radius.
This was alright for a single vessel with no bifurcations.

The new problem I'm facing is to extract the radius for a vessel that
splits. I would like to get the radius along each branch separately.
I have started by extracting the branches of the centerline
(using vmtkbranchextractor) and then merging them using vmtkcenterlinemerge.
In this process I have followed the discussion at:
https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=22171493
When I save the file as *.dat (vmtksurfacewriter -ifile
CT_merged_centerline.vtp -ofile mergedRadius.dat), I get the points and
associated radius but don't know to which branch they belong to.
So now I'm trying to export it as *.vtk : vmtksurfacewriter -ifile
CT_merged_centerline.vtp -ofile mergedRadius.vtk

When I open mergedRadius.vtk (attached) in a text editor, I see the
following line: LINES 3 123
I assume this means the following:

   - There are 3 lines, with a total of 123 points in them
   - The values following this line correspond to the center-points indices
   - The indices are separated into 3 groups by a new-line character. Each
   group includes all points of a single branch

 Are these assumptions correct? If not, how can I associate the maximum
inscribed sphere to a specific  branch in an orderly manner?

Thanks,
Ido

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