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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div> [[Documentation|Return to Slicer Documentation]]<br /> <br /> The Linear Registration module is a CLI module using the ITK...<br /> <br /> If you want a resampled data set to be created from the moving data set, then use the pull-down menus to generate a new output volume and a new transform<br /> <br /> If you do not want to resample the data, then:<br /> # Tell the Linear or Affine plugin to generate an output transform<br /> # Do not tell the Linear or Affine plugin to generate an output volume<br /> # After running the module, go to the Data module and drag the moving image under the calculated transform.<br /> # Go to the transform module, '''select the transform''' you just created (even if it shows up), at the bottom of the module click on the invert transform button</div>

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