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Their updates are included in the detailed changelog below.Ĭongratulations and thank you to everyone who contributed to this release. Many remote modules were updated: AnalyzeObjectMapIO, AnisotropicDiffusionLBR, BSplineGradient, BioCell, BoneEnhancement, BoneMorphometry, Cuberille, FixedPointInverseDisplacementField, GenericLabelInterpolator, HigherOrderAccurateGradient, IOMeshSTL, IOOpenSlide, IOScanco, IOTransformDCMTK, IsotropicWavelets, LabelErodeDilate, LesionSizingToolkit, MinimalPathExtraction, Montage, MorphologicalContourInterpolation, ParabolicMorphology, PhaseSymmetry, RLEImage, RTK, SCIFIO, SimpleITKFilters, SkullStrip, SplitComponents, Strain, SubdivisionQuadEdgeMeshFilter, TextureFeatures, Thickness3D, TotalVariation, and TwoProjectionRegistration. In this release, many members of the community collaborated to further enhance ITK's DICOM support for corner cases related to modality, pixel types, and vendor variations. ITK's broadly adopted medical image support is hardened thanks to 20 years of testing and support from major open source DICOM libarary maintainers.
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Enum names are now follow a consistent Enum naming conversion, which results in a Python interface: Enum_ In particular, ITK 5.1 transitions enumerations to strongly-typed enumerations, which is flagged by modern compilers due to improved scoping and implicit conversions to int.
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Improvements and refinements were made to the ITK 5 itk::SpatialObject refactoring, and modern C++ interface. SpatialObject's and Strongly-Typed enum's ITK 5.1 features enhanced parallelism in point-set metric computation, leveraging the native thread-pool and Threading Building Blocks (TBB) enhancements in ITK 5.
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ITK provides a powerful registration framework for point-set registration, offering information-theoretic similarity metrics, labeled point-set metrics, and spatial transformation models that range from affine to b-spline to dense displacement fields. In ITK 5.1, adoption of the range classes was extended across the toolkit, which demonstrates their use and improves toolkit performance. Moreover, they are often more performant than other iteration classes available.įor example, to add 42 to every pixel: ImageBufferRange range Range-based for loops provide an elegant syntax for iteration. These range classes conform to the Standard C++ Iterator requirements so they can be used in range-based for loop's and passed to Standard C++ algorithms. In addition to the ImageBufferRange, ShapedImageNeighborhoodRange, and IndexRange classes introduced in ITK 5.0, ITK 5.1 adds an ImageRegionRange. The Whitesmiths style of brace indentation, previously part of the ITK Coding Style Guidelines, is not supported by clang-format, so it has been replaced by a brace style consistent with VTK's current style.Ī Git commit hook will automatically apply clang-format to changed C++ code. A consistent coding style is critical for readability and collaborative development.Ĭlang-format has been applied to the entire codebase.
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clang-format coding style configuration file so a consistent coding style can automatically be applied to C++ code with the clang-format binary. This improves compatibility with scikit-image, which uses this pixel type as a default. In addition to the many other pixel types supported, the itk binary Python packages now include support for the double pixel type, i.e. Consistent with most scientific Python packages and CPython's 2020 drop in support, Python 2 support and binaries are no longer be available. ITK 5.1 will be the first Python 3-only release. We can now also convert an itk.Image to a numpy.ndarray with the standard np.asarray call. Previously, explicit conversion to / from an itk.Image was required with itk.array_from_image and itk.image_from_array.
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If a ndarray is passed as an input, a ndarray is returned as an output.įor example, smoothed = itk.median_image_filter(array, radius=2) The Pythonic, functional-like interface to all ITK image-to-image-filters now directly supports operation on NumPy array's, i.e.
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Reproduce this result by installing the RTK Python packages, pip install itk-rtk, and run the FirstReconstruction.py example. Tomographic sphere reconstruction with the RTK remote module. Unpack optional testing data in the same directory where the Library Source is unpacked. Install ITK pre-release binary Python packages with: pip install -pre itk ITK 5.1 includes a NumPy filter interface, clang-format enforced coding style, enhanced modern C++ range support, and much more. ITK 5.1 is a feature release that improves and extends the major ITK 5.0 release. We are happy to announce the Insight Toolkit (ITK) 5.1 Release Candidate 1 is available for testing! :tada: ITK is an open-source, cross-platform toolkit for N-dimensional scientific image processing, segmentation, and registration. ITK 5.1 Release Candidate 1 Release Notes