mia-mesh-deformable-model
{-i io
} {-o io
} {-r io
} [
options
...]
This program runs a deformable model to adapt a mesh to an iso-value within a given image. <FIXME: Reference>
input mesh to be adapted. For supported file types see Plugin type: mesh/io
output mesh that has been deformed. For supported file types see Plugin type: mesh/io
reference image. For supported file types see Plugin type: 3dimage/io
verbosity of output, print messages of given level and higher priorities. Supported priorities starting at lowest level are:
debug: | Debug output |
message: | Normal messages |
info: | Low level messages |
error: | Report errors |
fatal: | Report only fatal errors |
trace: | Function call trace |
warning: | Warnings |
fail: | Report test failures |
print copyright information
print this help
print a short help
print the version number and exit
Weight of the inner force used to smooth the mesh
Weight of the gradient force drive the mesh deformation. Use a negative value to invert the search direction.
Weight of the force resulting from the intensity difference at the vertex position versus the reference intensity 'iso'.
Scaling of the raw intensity difference.
Intensity value the mesh verices should adapt to.
Prefilter to smooth the reference image.. For supported plug-ins see Plugin type: 3dimage/filter
Maxiumum number of threads to use for processing,This number should be lower or equal to the number of logical processor cores in the machine. (-1: automatic estimation).
Maximum number of iterations.
Stop iteration when the maximum shift of the vertices falls below this value
Reorientate the mesh triangles
Run the deforemable model on input.vmesh with 200 iterations adapting to a value of 128 in the image ref.v and save the result to deformed.vmesh
mia-mesh-deformable-model -i input.vmesh -o deformed.vmesh --iso 128 --maxiter 200
Gert Wollny