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moving a nc82 stained image to JFRC2 space #8
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It seems, the template brain |
@jefferis can you please check and tell me if this is an acceptable quality of registration? Thank you. |
Hi @SridharJagannathan, as you note this isn't a bridging registration question per se (bridging registrations map one template onto another) but just a standard floating to template registration. There is a range of general information on our lab wiki http://flybrain.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=warping_manual:start. It isn't possible to tell whether a registration is acceptable from a 2D image – one would need to look at the stack to be sure – but it doesn't look too bad. In general the entry point for setting up CMTK registrations is https://github.com/jefferis/fiji-cmtk-gui as you have found. There are also many questions answered on the CMTK mailing list https://www.nitrc.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=857 |
Hi @jefferis ,
I'm currently trying to move a nc82 stained image (3d stack) into a template space like
JFRC2
As per the guidelines, I have converted the tiff to the nrrd format. However, I do not know how to get the template space given here like
cmtk reformatx --floating sample_image.nrrd template_brain.nrrd target_source.list
Do you know how to proceed with this, I also saw that there is an issue here, I would be happy to provide this as an example if you like.
My main goal is, I have another image that is from another channel of the same fly that has some dye markers, corresponding to some electrode points. I wish to transform that channel to the JFRC2 (using the registration that I will make above). Essentially then drawing an alpha shape around the points of the dye markers to understand the neuropil regions innervated by the electrodes.
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