mri to 3d reconstruction
Hi, I am new to openCV, and would like to know if it is possible to obtain 3D image reconstruction from MRI images with help of openCV software. I have already read a tutorial on "camera calibration and 3D reconstruction", but it makes use of a camera. Is it possible to obtain 3D reconstruction from just an image; specifically MRI images. Also, on installing openCV into my windows operating sysytem, do I have to go for Microsoft Visual Studio. Is it possible to install openCV without making use of Microsoft Visual? Please provide guidance on this. Thanking you. Aarya
Is it possible to install openCV without making use of Microsoft Visual? You don't need VS for OpenCV you can using whatever compiler borland c+ builder, gcc, ... for 3D reconstruction: the tutorial you mention is different with MRI 3D reconstruction, any algorithm can work with OpenCV reading paper and coding
In that case to obtain 3d reconstruction from MRI images; I need to write a complete new algorithm to generate a model and work with it. Is openCV capable of reading DICOM image files ? Thanks for the help Cheers!
OpenCV dont open DICOM, try using gdcm or dcmtk then binding to OpenCV,
how can i use c++ to read dicom image?
VS из preferable, but with borland c++ builder you wil have problems. I think OpenCV works fine on linux with gcc too.
If you can access to DICOM raw pixels, you can copy it to opencv cv::Mat pixels, so you need to write simple converter on you own.