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What is Similarity Metric

Handbook of Research on Distributed Medical Informatics and E-Health
A measure used to quantitatively judge how well a transformed sensed (moving) image fits a reference (fixed) image by comparing intensities.
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Distributed Medical Volume Registration
Roger Tait (Nottingham Trent University, UK) and Gerald Schaefer (Aston University, UK)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-002-8.ch012
Abstract
The registration of corresponding patient volumes is often a pre-requisite for medical imaging tasks. Accurate alignment, however, usually results in high computational complexity and can hence take a considerable amount of time. This is particularly true with 3-D volume data which adds another dimension to the registration process. One possibility of keeping registration times feasible is to distribute computation among several processors so that it maybe accomplished in parallel. This chapter provides a short survey of parallel registration approaches which have been proposed together with some recent research adopting a blackboard architecture for distributed high performance image and volume registration purposes.
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Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) in Remote Clinical Diagnosis and Healthcare
A metric or distance employed to assess the quality of an image. In general, a CBIRS utilizes different similarity metrics.
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Similarity Metrics for Medical Image Registration
A measure used to quantitatively judge how well a transformed moving image fits a corresponding fixed image.
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Distributed Medical Image and Volume Registration
A measure used to quantitatively judge how well a transformed sensed (moving) image fits a reference (fixed) image by comparing intensities.
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