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When I try to compose two dof files with the -approximate option, the result is not as expected. Attached are all the files from this short reproducible example. compose-dofs-reprex.zip
While the first two dof files have a "control point lattice" of 29x29 and the 1_to_3.dof.gz contains both transformations, the 1_to_3_appr.dof.gz has just a single transformation with a lattice of 1x1. Also, applying transform-image on im1.nii.gz with the 1_to_3.dof.gz has the intended result while applying it with 1_to_3_appr.dof.gz has almost no effect.
As I need a dof file with a single transformation inside, I use
When I try to compose two
dof
files with the-approximate
option, the result is not as expected. Attached are all the files from this short reproducible example.compose-dofs-reprex.zip
While the first two dof files have a "control point lattice" of 29x29 and the
1_to_3.dof.gz
contains both transformations, the1_to_3_appr.dof.gz
has just a single transformation with a lattice of 1x1. Also, applyingtransform-image
onim1.nii.gz
with the1_to_3.dof.gz
has the intended result while applying it with1_to_3_appr.dof.gz
has almost no effect.As I need a dof file with a single transformation inside, I use
This works as intended.
I think, this problem has previously been reported on Gitter by @karllandheer on Feb 19 2021 22:14
I'm using the latest version of
mirtk
, compiled today (mirtk rev 973ce2f, built on Aug 5 2022
)Outputs of `mirtk info`
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