# file clitkRigidRegistration.ggo Package "clitkRigidRegistration" version "1.0" purpose "Compute a rigid registration between two images." option "config" - "Config file" string no option "verbose" v "Verbose" flag off option "gradient" - "If verbose, show gradient at each iteration" flag off section "Input (Both images have to be of the same dimension (2 or 3D). For 2D-3D registrations, give the 2D image a third dimension of 1 and set it to the reference image.)" option "reference" i "Reference or fixed image filename" string yes option "object" j "Object or moving image filename" string yes option "mask" m "Mask to placed over the reference image" string no section "Output" option "output" o "Transformed object image filename" string no option "checker_after" - "Checherboard representation of the transformed object image and reference image" string no option "checker_before" - "Checherboard representation of the object image and reference image" string no option "after" - "Difference between the reference image and the transformed object" string no option "before" - "Difference between the reference image and the original object image" string no option "matrix" - "Affine matrix (reference to object space) filename " string no section "Interpolator" option "interp" - "Interpolator used during registration: 0=nearestneighbor, 1=linear, 2=bspline" int no default="1" section "Transform (Input and Output transformation parameters map the physical space of the fixed or reference image into the physical space of the moving or object image. Positive rotations result in a counter-clockwise rotation for the moving image. Positive translations result in shift along the negative axis for the moving image.)" option "transX" x "Initial translation in mm along the X axis" float no default="0.0" option "transY" y "Initial translation in mm along the Y axis" float no default="0.0" option "transZ" z "Initial translation in mm along the Z axis" float no default="0.0" option "rotX" X "Initial rotation in rad along the X axis" float no default="0.0" option "rotY" Y "Initial rotation in rad along the Y axis" float no default="0.0" option "rotZ" Z "Initial rotation in rad along the Z axis" float no default="0.0" section "Optimizer" option "levels" l "Number of multiresolution levels" int no default="1" option "Istep" - "Initial stepsize in mm in the first level(to be multiplied with the gradient)" float no default="2.0" option "Fstep" - "Final stepsize in mm in the first level (to be multiplied with the gradient)" float no default="0.1" option "relax" - "Relaxation of the stepsize (multiplied each time the gradient changes sign)" float no default="0.7" option "inc" - "Increment factor x previous stepsize = new stepsize when going to next level" float no default="1.2" option "dec" - "Decrement factor(:) previous stepsize = new final stepsize when going to next level" float no default="4.0" option "iter" - "Maximum number of iterations at each level" int no default="200" option "Rweight" - "Weight of 1° of rotation during optimisation (high weight, less change)" float no default="50.0" option "Tweight" - "Weight of 1mm of translation during optimisation (high weight, less change)" float no default="1.0" section "Metric (Use a high fraction of samples for detailed images (eg. 0.2, 0.5). For smooth images 0.01 might be enough. Use enough bins to cover the dynamique range. Randomizing the samples will make each execution different.)" option "metric" - "Metric used during registration: 0=MS, 1=MI, 2=Mattes' MI, 3=CR" int no default="0" option "samples" - "If using MI or Mattes' MI, specify fraction [0, 1] of samples of the reference image" float no default="0.2" option "bins" - "If using Mattes' MI, specify the number of histogram bins for the PDF estimation of the reference image" int no default="50" option "random" - "If using Mattes' MI and MI, specify if the set of samples should be taken randomly" flag off option "stdDev" - "If using MI, specify the standard deviation in mm of the gaussian kernels for both PDF estimations" float no default="0.4" section "Preprocessing" option "normalize" - "Normalize images before registration (not necessary for Mattes' MI)" flag off option "blur" - "Blur images before registration, use Gaussian with std dev (none by default) " float no default="0.0" option "zero_origin" - "Reset the input images' origins to zero, to avoid additional shifts according to jef" flag off