Operating system: Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS
Slicer version: N.A. (using vmtk development version)
Expected behavior: Centerlines split into two at each bifurcation. A single centerline running through each branch.
Actual behavior: Three splits close to each other at two of the bifurcations. More than one centerline going through some branches
Dear vmtk support team,
I ran the vmtkcenterlinesnetwork on a circle of willis surface. For the most part the script was able to generate the centerlines well, except at some bifurcations and branches where multiple overlapping centerlines were observed - please refer to the attached images for a visual representation of the problem.
I suspect that the centerlines were not properly merged after they were generated. May I know how to resolve this issue? Are there some parameters I can tune or changes I can implement directly on the vmtkcenterlinesnetwork script? Thank you very much!
FYI, I am not using Slicer but the vmtkcenterlinesnetwork and I need an automated solution (i.e. without much manual input like running a script).
Regards,
Doodads