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Shape Comparison Using Perturbing Shape Registration.

Yifeng Jiang¹, Erin Edmiston, Fei Wang

¹Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA.

Proceedings. IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

|April 14, 2010

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This study improves shape registration reliability in morphometrics. A novel perturbation scheme aggregates registration results, yielding more dependable statistical shape differences for analysis.

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Area of Science:

Computational anatomy
Biomedical image analysis
Geometric morphometrics

Background:

Shape registration is crucial for statistical shape analysis in morphometrics.
Current registration methods show sensitivity, leading to variable results in shape difference computations.
Improving the reliability of shape registration is essential for accurate morphometric studies.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a perturbation scheme to enhance the reliability of shape registration.
To aggregate results from multiple registrations to achieve more robust shape difference measures.
To validate the proposed scheme's effectiveness on diverse datasets.

Main Methods:

A perturbation scheme is proposed, involving resampling shape groups to perturb registration algorithms.
The scheme aggregates shape differences obtained from multiple perturbed registrations.
Three standard registration algorithms were tested on synthetic and biomedical shape data.

Main Results:

The perturbation scheme demonstrated improved reliability in computing inter-group shape differences.
Consistent and more dependable shape difference results were observed across tested algorithms.
The method proved effective on both synthetic and real-world biomedical shape data.

Conclusions:

The proposed perturbation scheme significantly enhances the reliability of statistical shape differences.
Aggregating registrations through perturbation offers a robust approach to mitigate sensitivity issues.
This method provides a more trustworthy foundation for morphometric analyses involving shape comparison.