SuperElastix image registation toolbox
The objective of image registration is to find the spatial relationship between two or more images. In the last decades numerous image registration methods and tools have emerged from the research community. Implementation of these methods, however, are scattered over a plethora of toolboxes each with their own interface, limitations and modus operandi.
SuperElastix is a joint effort of the Biomedical Imaging Group Rotterdam (BIGR) of Erasmus University Medical Center, The Netherlands, and the Division of Image Processing (LKEB) of Leiden University Medical Center, The Netherlands, to provide an open source, multi-platform image registration toolbox written in C++. SuperElastix aims at covering a wide range of image registration methodologies in a single experience, while considering both user-friendliness and algorithm modularity.
Documentation
- "The design of SuperElastix - a unifying framework for a wide range of image registration methodologies", F. F. Berendsen, K. Marstal, S. Klein and M. Staring, WBIR2016, [paper latex source] [poster]
- Build and Usage instructions