Allow for defining reference grid on non-integer coordinates #7032
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Signed-off-by: Mikael Brudfors <mbrudfors@nvidia.com>
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Signed-off-by: Mikael Brudfors <mbrudfors@nvidia.com>
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Thanks, it looks good to me.
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This is a non-breaking change that is disabled by default. It allows for defining the reference identity grid on non-integer values. This can be beneficial for registration applications as shown in: B. Likar and F. Pernus. A heirarchical approach to elastic registration based on mutual information. Image and Vision Computing, 19:33-44, 2001.
cc: @nvahmadi