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Multiple X-rays are collected during the DSA procedure. For example, in the DeepFluoro dataset, for each subject, there is one CT scan and between 24 - 111 X-rays. Each X-ray has its own isocenter matrix. If each original X-ray is input into the Encoder, the output delta T from the isocenter T will all be identity?
From the article and code implementation, i've learned that you assume the Isocenter position is a standard fixed one. In fact, it can change and will vary as the DSA robotic arm rotates around the patient.
I think the original CT volume and the 2D x-ray should be input to the Encoder together
I'm looking forward to your discussion. Thank you.
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Multiple X-rays are collected during the DSA procedure. For example, in the DeepFluoro dataset, for each subject, there is one CT scan and between 24 - 111 X-rays. Each X-ray has its own isocenter matrix. If each original X-ray is input into the Encoder, the output delta T from the isocenter T will all be identity?
From the article and code implementation, i've learned that you assume the Isocenter position is a standard fixed one. In fact, it can change and will vary as the DSA robotic arm rotates around the patient.
I think the original CT volume and the 2D x-ray should be input to the Encoder together
I'm looking forward to your discussion. Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: