The seventh video in the tutorial series on creating 3D Statistical Shape Models using Scala and the Scalismo library.
In this video, I cover different methods to visualize your created statistical shape model, such as:
- manual inspection
- exporting the model to a gif file
- colour encoded mesh showing point correlation
- model deformation visualization.
Timeline:
0:00 Introduction
0:32 Creating a Shape Model GIF
4:15 Point-correlation color mesh
5:15 Model deformation visualization
5:54 Summary
LINKS:
- How to shape model playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLPmOaPsuoeltjdVRHqDXfN5tcUxZRrQ7j.html
- GitHub Repository: github.com/madsendennis/how-to-shape-model
- Blog post of the video content: dennismadsen.me/posts/how-to-shape-model-part6/
- Shape Model Demo Applications: th-cam.com/video/__1tvaIKtaU/w-d-xo.html
- Scalismo official website: scalismo.org/
- Imagemagisk: imagemagick.org/index.php
- Original data source, MICCAI (VerSe: Large Scale Vertebrae Segmentation Challenge 2020): github.com/anjany/verse
Scalismo mailing list to post Scalismo-related questions: groups.google.com/g/scalismo
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