Biomedical Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
Questions
1.
What is the main benefit of using inverse consistent image registration
compared uni-directional registration?
2.
How much computation time is added by converting a uni-directional reg-
istration algorithm into a inverse consistent image registration algorithm?
3.
How do you compute in the inverse of a transformation?
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