Hi, just jumping in here on a
tangential note. I've used both Slicer and Seg3D for awhile,
lately for 3d printing.
Hi Elizaveta,
I have found Slicer has some very useable poly reduction tools - is there a recommended pipeline for polygon reduction from Seg3D, that generates watertight reduced models? Thanks. On 10/15/2016 4:17 AM, Jess Tate wrote: You can use Seg3D to segment the volume that you are
interested in studying and find the volume of that segmentation.
Slicer probably allows for something similar. The segmentation
process can be easy or challenging depending on the scan quality
and type and your results specifications. The volume
calculation is quick after that. Please see the seg3d tutorial
for more information about segmentation (seg3d.org).
You can also use this email list (seg3d@sci.utah.edu)
to ask questions.
cheers,
Jess
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