Computer Vision News - July 2016

This code will create the following visualization: Computer Vision News Trick 25 Let us explain what the code does: we start by calling the smooth3 function which smooths the input data to produce a smoothly surface. Next, we compute the isosurface, that means regions of a particular density in a three-dimensional image, like the 3D equivalent of a contour line. Matlab has a built-in function to compute the isosurface for a given isosurface value (isoVal). Setting the isoVal to 1 will give us the kidney boundaries because our kidney segmentation (kidneyImage) has a greater than zero values (HU) inside the kidney and zero outside - thus isoVal of 1 is specifying the kidney boundaries. To further understand this, let us examine what happens to the visualization if we set the isoVal to 180. This will produce the following output: Dear reader, How do you like Computer Vision News? Did you enjoy reading it? Give us feedback here: It will take you only 2 minutes to fill and it will help us give the computer vision community the great magazine it deserves! Give us feedback, please (click here) FEEDBACK This is the blood containing region inside the kidney, which is roughly the HU of 180. Trick