cwmok / DIRAC

This is the official Pytorch implementation of "Unsupervised Deformable Image Registration with Absent Correspondences in Pre-operative and Post-Recurrence Brain Tumor MRI Scans" (MICCAI 2022), written by Tony C. W. Mok and Albert C. S. Chung.
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normalized the deformation field #14

Closed 18370029656 closed 8 months ago

18370029656 commented 10 months ago

Hello, why do we need to normalize the deformation field flow and control the deformation variable to [-1,1], so that the maximum deformation does not exceed 1. Is this not very reasonable?

cwmok commented 10 months ago

Hi @18370029656,

This is inspired by ICNet. Basically, we want to restrict the maximum deformation potential of the network with the range_flow, since we focused on local non-linear deformation.

18370029656 commented 10 months ago

Hello, may I ask if there is anything I need to pay attention to when applying your idea to other frameworks? The regions without corresponding relationships that I calculated are always at the edges, as shown in the figure. )4L $R XMH2X4GVC 0V0E6K

cwmok commented 10 months ago

You should figure out the best combination of thresh_fw, thresh_bw and reg_code .

thresh_fw, thresh_bw: threshold of the missing correspondence regions for the forward and backward registration. (larger threshold = less sensitive to small missing correspondence regions.) reg_code: the weight of the smoothness regularization. (higher weight = smoother deformation field, less deformation potential.)

18370029656 commented 10 months ago

thanks for your quick reply!

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You should figure out the best combination of thresh_fw, thresh_bw and reg_code .

thresh_fw, thresh_bw: threshold of the missing correspondence regions for the forward and backward registration. (larger threshold = less sensitive to small missing correspondence regions.) reg_code: the weight of the smoothness regularization. (higher weight = smoother deformation field, less deformation potential.)

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