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- seqseg-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +174 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/README.md +150 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +51 -0
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- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/analysis/plotting/plot_training.py +130 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/analysis/plotting/results.py +390 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/analysis/post_process_results.py +45 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/analysis/vis_data/visualize_vtp.py +169 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/analysis/vis_data/visualize_vtp_together.py +135 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/cent2path.py +78 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/centpath.py +164 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/aorta_tutorial.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global.yaml +47 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_aorta.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_cereb.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_coro.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_debug.yaml +47 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_default.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_pulm.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_seg.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/config/global_test.yaml +48 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/__init__.py +0 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/assembly.py +899 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/capping.py +215 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/centerline.py +2036 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/datasets.py +251 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/evaluation.py +142 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/initialization.py +323 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/local_assembly.py +94 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/nnunet.py +36 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/params.py +10 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/prediction.py +286 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/sitk_functions.py +369 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/sweep.py +63 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/tracing.py +853 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/tracing_functions.py +585 -0
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- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/modules/vtk_functions.py +977 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/parallel/old_auto_centerline.py +332 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/parallel/parallel_auto_centerline.py +626 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/parallel/parallel_auto_centerline2.py +632 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/parallel/parallel_auto_centerline3.py +687 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/parallel/parallel_auto_centerline4.py +728 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/seqseg.py +361 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/seqseg_plus.py +384 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/tests/test_nnunet2.py +64 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/tests/test_segmentation.py +18 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg/tests/test_vtk.py +101 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg.egg-info/PKG-INFO +174 -0
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- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg.egg-info/requires.txt +4 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/seqseg.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- seqseg-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
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Name: seqseg
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: A simple deep learning-based medical image blood vessel tracking and segmentation tool.
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Author: Shadden Lab, UC Berkeley
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Author-email: Numi Sveinsson Cepero <numi@berkeley.com>
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Keywords: segmentation,deep learning,medical imaging,nnunet,medical image analysis,medical image segmentation,nnU-Net,blood vessel segmentation,vascular segmentation,vascular tracking
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# SeqSeg: Automatic Tracking and Segmentation of Blood Vessels in CT and MR Images
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See paper [here](https://rdcu.be/dU0wy) for detailed explanations and citation.
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Below is an example showing the algorithm tracking and segmenting an abdominal aorta in 3D MR image scan:
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