[vmtk-users] dealing with large data
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From: Joong-Ho W. <jh...@st...> - 2007-02-03 01:41:57
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Hi Luca, Thanks for the notice. I will use 3.0.1 next time I compile VMTK (hope it's not too soon :) ). Now I'm working on real datasets. They are scans of abdominal aorta and iliac arteries. Each dataset is made of 600-1000+ dicom files. As you may have guessed, there is a memory problem. vmtkimagereader couldn't read more than 495 slices. So I dropped some chunks and was able to load them. VOI selector worked well, and the next task is level set segmentation. It seem to be working, but after segmenting the first branch, when I tried initial segmentation, VMTK reported out of memory and nothing happened. That same thing happened even though I save the first segmentation and continued segmentation using -levelsetsfile option. My desktop has 2GB of memory, and this is the physical limit of the hardware. Maybe the only solution is to split them into several parts and merge the results. So I wonder if it is possible: 1. merge segmentation files off-line, that is, outside of vmtklevelsetsegmentation. 2. merge centerlines It seems 2 should be enough for my purpose, but when I tested with splitting, the origins didn't match. It appears that vmtkimagereader has -origin option, but they are not for dicom format. Could you figure out a solution? Thanks. Regards, Joong-Ho. Luca Antiga wrote: > Hi Joong-Ho, > after checking with Luis Ibanez, I found out that the problem has been > fixed in the current ITK stable version (3.0.1) > I compile it and I confirm that the problem is gone. > Ciao > > Luca > |