> Hi everyone,
>
> we try to find out how to do an elastic alignment but we despair of
> testing block matching parameters in TrakEM2. We are not sure how to
> interpret the results and to decide if we have found the right
> parameters. We attached one snapshot as example:
> - Is the size of the black area important? (smaller <-> bigger)
> - What do the colours mean?
> - How important is the blackness of the colours? (Compare the middle
> row
> and column which show bright colours but in complementary ones of
> the
> colour range)
> - We have read the parameters which are defined in pixels depend on
> the
> image size. But in which range can we test the parameters to get a
> successful alignment?
> - What does the layer scale mean and is depending on?
> - Can we use information out of the log? (We noticed the log name a
> "maximum local displacement", for example.)
>
> The size of the images was 3000 x 2250 px.
>
> To perform a pre-alignment we used as parameters:
>
> steps per scale octave: 3
> minimum image size: 256
> maximum image size: 1024
> feature extraction threads: 3
> maximal alignment error: 225
> minimal inlier ratio: 0.05
> minimal numbers of inliers: 15
> expected transformation: Affine
> test multiple hypotheses (max. 3 layers, give up after 3 failures)
> desired transformation: Rigid
> maximal iterations: 1000
> plateauwidth: 200
>
> We exported the flat images by using a scale of 50 % and tested the
> block matching parameters:
>
> layer scale: 0.33
> search radius: 115
> block radius: 145
> resolution: 30
> approximate local transformation: Rigid
> local region sigma: 65
> maximal local displacement - absolute: 135
> - relative: 35
>
>
> We are grateful for every help!
>
> Greetings,
> Christin & Tina
>
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>
> M.Sc. Christin Wittfoth
>
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