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List:       insight-users
Subject:    [ITK-users] 2D polygon stack to 3d mesh
From:       Jose Ignacio Prieto <joseignacio.prieto () gmail ! com>
Date:       2014-08-22 23:45:37
Message-ID: CANkppu7H-iZxtwPfLO4k2McaT43Ggwm6wtwbusrr7zz=Q5uGbQ () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hi all,
I am dubious to which mail list use. I have an array of 2d snake
segmentations for the left ventricle( a std vector of 20 rows with a closed
convex 2d polygon each row) on ITK and I would like it to turn it into a
mesh that can be visualized. Should I use QuadMeshEdge and then a Delaunay
in ITk, or use Delaunay methods in VTK. Or maybe I should write an ad-hoc
method given that the points are sorted so a triangle can be made with two
consecutive polygon points and the closest one on the following slice.

Thank you very much,

Ignacio Prieto

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Ignacio Prieto
Research Assistant
Biomedical Imaging Center
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile

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<div dir="ltr">Hi all,  <div>I am dubious to which mail list use. I have an array of \
2d snake segmentations for the left ventricle( a std vector of 20 rows with a closed \
convex 2d polygon each row) on ITK and I would like it to turn it into a mesh that \
can be visualized. Should I use QuadMeshEdge and then a Delaunay in ITk, or use \
Delaunay methods in VTK. Or maybe I should write an ad-hoc method given that the \
points are sorted so a triangle can be made with two consecutive polygon points and \
the closest one on the following slice.</div> <div><br></div><div>Thank you very \
much,</div><div><br></div><div>Ignacio \
Prieto</div><div><br></div><div>--</div><div>Ignacio Prieto</div><div>Research \
Assistant</div><div>Biomedical Imaging Center</div><div>Pontificia Universidad \
Catolica de Chile<br clear="all">

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