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=Segmentation Task Library=
 
=Segmentation Task Library=
 
==Existing Tasks==
 
==Existing Tasks==
There are currently 2 tasks defined in Slicer 3.6.2
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There are currently 3 tasks defined in Slicer 3.6.3
 
*[[Image:MRI-Human-Brain_BeforeAfter.png|250px]] '''Task 01: [[EMSegmenter-Tasks:MRI-Human-Brain|MRI Human Brain ''' for non-skull stripped T1 scans]]
 
*[[Image:MRI-Human-Brain_BeforeAfter.png|250px]] '''Task 01: [[EMSegmenter-Tasks:MRI-Human-Brain|MRI Human Brain ''' for non-skull stripped T1 scans]]
 
*[[Image:MRIHumanBrainParcellation.png|250px]]  '''Task 02: [[EMSegmenter-Tasks:MRI-Human-Brain-Parcellation|MRI Human Brain Parcellation ''' for skull stripped T1 scans]]
 
*[[Image:MRIHumanBrainParcellation.png|250px]]  '''Task 02: [[EMSegmenter-Tasks:MRI-Human-Brain-Parcellation|MRI Human Brain Parcellation ''' for skull stripped T1 scans]]

Revision as of 23:42, 1 December 2010

Home < EMSegmenter-Tasks

What is a task?

Most clinicians are using the EMSegmenter to segment specific parts of the human body. Those segmentations depend heavily on the used input data. The signal level in the input data varies with the used image modalities (e.g. MRI, CT, ...) and with each anatomical structure. The EMSegmenter can take advantage of some knowledge about the signal level of those anatomical structures in the different image modalities.
Technically, each tasks consist of a .mrml file and a .tcl file.
The .mrml file stores the anatomical properties (mean values, covariance values) in a user defined tree structure.
The .tcl script is used to perform some pre-processing on the input data.

Visit the following web page to create your own task.

Segmentation Task Library

Existing Tasks

There are currently 3 tasks defined in Slicer 3.6.3

Tasks in development