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    Genovis Inc gaussian smoothing operator
    Gaussian Smoothing Operator, supplied by Genovis Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 92 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: A Contour-Guided Deformable Image Registration Algorithm for Adaptive Radiotherapy
    Article Snippet: Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop , Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop. .. Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop. ..

    Article Title: A Contour-Guided Deformable Image Registration Algorithm for Adaptive Radiotherapy
    Article Snippet: .. Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop , Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop. .. Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop.

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    Article Title: A Contour-Guided Deformable Image Registration Algorithm for Adaptive Radiotherapy
    Article Snippet: Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop , Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop. .. Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop. ..

    Article Title: A Contour-Guided Deformable Image Registration Algorithm for Adaptive Radiotherapy
    Article Snippet: .. Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop , Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop. .. Initialization : Set initial DVF u 0 ≔ 0 ; Down-sample images ( I 0 , T 0 ) to the coarsest resolution ; A . Coarse - level registration : Perform demons registration between down-sampled I 0 and T 0 images ; Up-sample moving vector u to a finer resolution level ; B . Finest - Level registration : Create modified images I i and T i ; loop { o v e r n u n t i l c o n v e r g e n c e } 1 . Given the DVF at the n -th iteration u n , compute the displacement vector: d u n + 1 = v n + 1 n n + 1 , where v n + 1 is from eq. ( 7 ) and n n + 1 = ∇ I 0 n ∣ ∇ I 0 n ∣ ( kernels 2 and 3 ) ; 2 . Smooth the displacement vector d u n + 1 ← d u n + 1 ⊗ G , here G is a Gaussian smoothing operator (kernel 1) ; 3 . Update DVFs with a composite addition(Vercauteren e t a l . , 2009 ) u n + 1 = u n ∘ ( Id + d u n + 1 ) ( kernel 4 ) , here I is an identity matrix ; 4 . Smooth the updated DVF u n + 1 = u n + 1 ⊗ G ( kernel 1 ) ; 5 . Warp images I 0 ∘ u n + 1 and I i ∘ u n + 1 ( kernel 4 ) ; 6 : Calculate l ( n ) to assess the stopping metric l ( n − 10 ) − l ( n ) ≤ ε ( kernel 5 ) . end loop.

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    Article Title: Phantom study on surgical performance in augmented reality laparoscopy
    Article Snippet: The red markings define the target regions The segmentations were post-processed with a Gaussian smoothing operator in a medical image data-processing suite (ImFusion Suite, ImFusion GmbH, Germany) and arranged in a box (see Fig. a, b) with a 3D modeling program (Meshmixer, Autodesk Inc., USA, RRID:SCR_015736).



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