Latest revision as of 18:51, 26 July 2013

Danielle

Fixed Windows AnisotropicDiffusive failing tests - thanks Stephen!
AnisotropicDiffusive CLI loads into Slicer4
Cleaned up TubeTK CLIs
Started Slicer + TubeTK documentation (http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/TubeTK/Slicer)
Starting python script for "interactive PDF segmenter"
Read "A Non-rigid Registration Framework That Accommodates Resection and Retraction" - Petter and Wells

Stable set of dashboard machines now running
Radius estimation now working
- Room for improvement
Workflow defined for vascular segmentation from brain MRA from within Slicer
- Need to convert to python script for Slicer
USC needs to be my focus for the next week or two
Review of VMTK suggests it has outstanding features, but it isn't an example of "best practices" for a Slicer-focused application
- We will continue with CLIs that are called from python scripts
  - CLIs provide "algorithm logic"
  - Python provides "application-specific logic"
    - e.g., intuitive user interfaces and gui for chaining multiple CLIs to accomplish a specific task

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 * Starting python script for "interactive PDF segmenter"
 * Read "A Non-rigid Registration Framework That Accommodates Resection and Retraction" - Petter and Wells
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+* Stable set of dashboard machines now running
+* Radius estimation now working
+** Room for improvement
+* Workflow defined for vascular segmentation from brain MRA from within Slicer
+** Need to convert to python script for Slicer
+* USC needs to be my focus for the next week or two
+* Review of VMTK suggests it has outstanding features, but it isn't an example of "best practices" for a Slicer-focused application
+** We will continue with CLIs that are called from python scripts
+*** CLIs provide "algorithm logic"
+*** Python provides "application-specific logic"
+**** e.g., intuitive user interfaces and gui for chaining multiple CLIs to accomplish a specific task
+[[Category:TubeTK Events and Meetings|2010.12.07]]