View source: R/morphomapAlignment.R
morphomapAlignment | R Documentation |
Align a femur bone following the protocol proposed by Ruff (2002)
morphomapAlignment(
mesh,
set,
side = c("left", "right"),
param1 = 4,
iter1 = 2000,
iter2 = 2000,
iter3 = 2000,
from1 = 180,
to1 = 360,
from2 = -5,
to2 = 5,
from3 = -5,
to3 = 5,
tol = 0.5
)
mesh |
3D mesh: femur long bone mesh |
set |
matrix: 7 landmarks acquired on the mesh (see details) |
side |
character: specify if the femur bone is "left" or "right" side |
param1 |
numeric: parameter for spherical flipping (usually ranged between 3 and 4) |
iter1 |
numeric: number of iterations first alignment |
iter2 |
numeric: number of iterations second alignment |
iter3 |
numeric: number of iterations third alignment |
from1 |
numeric: inferior range of the allowed rotation in the first alignment |
to1 |
numeric: superior range of the allowed rotation in the first alignment |
from2 |
numeric: inferior range of the allowed rotation in the second alignment |
to2 |
numeric: superior range of the allowed rotation in the second alignment |
from3 |
numeric: inferior range of the allowed rotation in the third alignment |
to3 |
numeric: superior range of the allowed rotation in the third alignment |
tol |
numeric: maximum allowed error in the alignment expressed in mm |
The function 'morphomapAlignment' is designed to align a femur bone. I did not tested on other long bones. The function requires 7 anatomical landmarks samples as follow: 1-the point at the center of the diaphysis in posterior view after the less trochanter, 2- the most posterior point on the lateral epicondyle, 3-the most posterior point on the medial epicondyle, 4- the most inferior point on the intercondilar fossa, 5- neck of the femur, 6- the most inferior point on the medial epicondyle and 7-the most inferior point on the lateral epicondyle. If the function in a short time does not complete the alignement, please stop the R session, check your landmark configuration or try to increase the value of the argument 'tol'.
sur: mesh of the aligned femur bone
coo: coordinates of the landmark used in the alignment (plus two added automatically)
mech_length: mechanical length of the aligned femur bone
Antonio Profico, Luca Bondioli, Pasquale Raia, Paul O'Higgins, Damiano Marchi
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