Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Registration of medical images enables quantitative study of anatomical differences beten populations, as ll as detection of abnormal variations indicative of pathologies. Hover inherent anatomical variabilities beten individuals and possible pathologies make registration difficult.  presents a bootstrap strategy for characterizing non-pathological variations in human brain anatomy, as ll its application to achieve accurate 3-D deformable registration. Inherent anatomical variations are initially extracted by deformably registering training data with an expert-segmented 3-D image, a digital brain atlas. Statistical properties of the density and geometric variations in brain anatomy are extracted and encoded into the atlas to build a statistical atlas. These statistics are then used as prior knowledge to guide the deformation process. A bootstrap loop is formed by registering the statistical atlas to larger training sets as more data becomes available, so as to ensure more robust knowledge extraction, and to achieve more precise registration. Compared to an algorithm with no knowledge guidance, registration using the statistical atlas reduces the overall error by 34%.
['Mei Chen', 'Takeo Kanade', 'Dean A. Pomerleau']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Bootstrap a statistical brain atlas
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