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An ITK Python interface to elastix, a toolbox for rigid and nonrigid registration of images

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Hi Is there any function to inverse the registration? For example, getting the original moving coordinates associated with the points in the fixed image, after affine and deform transforms used...

Hi, I was wondering if there is a way to reset the random seed used by ITKElastix. In my Python code if I register a set of images, and then...

Can I directly use itk-elastix for registration if my data format is .nii.gz, or do I need to convert it to .mha format for registration?

The pip command to install the elastix does not work (pip install itk-elastix): ``` ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement itk-elastix (from versions: none) ERROR: No...

## Background `itk.ParameterObject` acts as an ordered collection of Elastix parameter map dictionaries. We should make these C++ wrapper objects serializable to facilitate interactions with `dask.distributed` and other cases where...

Hello, this is more of a question than a problem. I chained 3 registrations in series (affine, BSpline1, Bspline2) by initializing each registration with the transform obtained from the previous...

Hello, I have two Dicom data, how to carry out rigid registration?Or you can register these two to standard space I reported an error with the following code ` import...

Hello, Noticed `itk-elastix-opencl` is at 0.13.0, but `itk-elastix` is at 0.15.0 on pypi. Is there any specific reason (e.g. is OpenCL unsupported)? Thanks!

Hello, First I would like to thank you for this library, it's incredibly helpful! I would like to ask for some guidance on groupwise registration for 4D objects. **Context:** I...

**Context** I'm aiming to perform affine registration on 3D MRI data to align it with a template. My approach involves initially conducting an affine registration using the entire volume, followed...