ANTSJOINTTENSORFUSION(1)

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version 2.6.4 Β· 2 versions
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✨ ANTSJOINTTENSORFUSION(1) ✨ β€” User Commands πŸ’–

NAME

Okay so the manual name is antsJointTensorFusion β€” part of the ANTS registration suite 🧚


DESCRIPTION

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antsJointTensorFusion

Bestie, antsJointTensorFusion is an image fusion algorithm that literally slayed segmentation challenges at MICCAI 2012 and MICCAI 2013 πŸ‘‘. Hongzhi Wang and Paul Yushkevich made the original label fusion framework, and then Brian Avants extended it so it could handle intensities too 🌈. This implementation is based on Paul's original ITK-style version and Brian's ANTsR version, so it's giving legacy energy ✨.

If you want the receipts, the references are: 1) H. Wang, J. W. Suh, S. Das, J. Pluta, C. Craige, P. Yushkevich, Multi-atlas segmentation with joint label fusion, IEEE Trans. on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 35(3), 611-623, 2013. πŸ“š and 2) H. Wang and P. A. Yushkevich, Multi-atlas segmentation with joint label fusion and corrective learning--an open source implementation, Front. Neuroinform., 2013. πŸ¦‹

✨ OPTIONS ✨

  • -d, --image-dimensionality 2/3/4 β€” Forces the image to be treated as a specific-dimensional image πŸŽ€. If you don't set it, the program tries to figure out the dimensionality from the input image on its own πŸ™ˆ.
  • -t, --target-image targetImage [targetImageModality0,targetImageModality1,...,targetImageModalityN] β€” The target image (or multimodal target images) that's assumed to be aligned to a common image domain 🫢.
  • -g, --atlas-image atlasImage [atlasImageModality0,atlasImageModality1,...,atlasImageModalityN] β€” The atlas image (or multimodal atlas images) that's assumed to be aligned to a common image domain 🫢.
  • -l, --atlas-segmentation atlasSegmentation β€” The atlas segmentation images. For label fusion, the number of segmentations you give has to match the number of atlas image sets, no exceptions πŸ’€.
  • -a, --alpha 0.1 β€” A regularization term added to matrix Mx before the inverse gets calculated πŸ§ͺ. Default = 0.1.
  • -b, --beta 2.0 β€” The exponent used to map intensity difference to the joint error πŸ“ˆ. Default = 2.0.
  • -r, --retain-label-posterior-images (0)/1 β€” Keeps the label posterior probability images πŸ’œ. This one needs atlas segmentations to be specified first. Default = false.
  • -f, --retain-atlas-voting-images (0)/1 β€” Keeps the atlas voting images πŸ—³οΈ. Default = false.
  • -c, --constrain-nonnegative (0)/1 β€” Constrains the solution to non-negative weights πŸ“.
  • -u, --log-euclidean (0)/1 β€” Uses log Euclidean space for tensor math 🌸.
  • -p, --patch-radius 2 2x2x2 β€” The patch radius for similarity measures πŸ”. Default = 2x2x2.
  • -m, --patch-metric (PC)/MSQ β€” The metric used to figure out which neighborhood patch is the most similar πŸ’…. You can pick Pearson's correlation (PC) or mean squares (MSQ). Default = PC (Pearson correlation).
  • -s, --search-radius 3 3x3x3 β€” The search radius for similarity measures πŸ›°οΈ. Default = 3x3x3.
  • -e, --exclusion-image label[exclusionImage] β€” Lets you specify an exclusion region for the given label 🚫.
  • -x, --mask-image maskImageFilename β€” If you give it a mask image, fusion only happens inside the mask region 🎭.
  • -o, --output labelFusionImage intensityFusionImageFileNameFormat [labelFusionImage,intensityFusionImageFileNameFormat,<labelPosteriorProbabilityImageFileNameFormat>,<atlasVotingWeightImageFileNameFormat>] β€” This is your output: the intensity and/or label fusion image πŸŽ‰. You can also grab the optional extras, which are the label posterior probability images and the atlas voting weight images πŸ₯°.
  • --version β€” Shows you the version info πŸ”–.
  • -v, --verbose (0)/1 β€” Verbose output, so the program spills all the tea 🍡.
  • -h β€” Prints the help menu (short version) πŸ†˜.
  • --help β€” Prints the help menu. <VALUES>: 1 πŸ“–

antsJointTensorFusion 2.6.4+dfsg, December 2025 β€” bestie, that's the whole page, and you're officially the Unix girlie of the group chat πŸ¦‹πŸ’– periodt! πŸ’…βœ¨

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