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With MRI, a precise, individual segmentation is time consuming and not feasible in clinical routines.A possible solution to obtain masks of anatomical structures is to use an already existing brain atlas. In atlas-based approaches, a template intensity image is registered to the target image, and the resulting deformation is then applied to the anatomical labels of the template to match the target space. In this way, the existing information of the atlas image can be transferred to the image of interest [1]. To better address the variability between scans of different subjects, multi-atlas registration can be used [2]. With this approach, the target image is registered to multiple atlas images and the resulting label images are combined via majority voting algorithms [2,3,4].There are multiple MR-based anatomical atlases available to transfer different labeled regions to new unlabeled images. To the best of our knowledge, there is no detailed CT-based anatomical brain atlas, and few registration-based approaches have been proposed for transferring anatomical information from an MR image to a CT scan. This is a challenging task and requires reliable multi-modal, inter-subject, non-rigid CT-MR registration. In the approaches proposed by [5,6,7], the task is reduced to a mono-modal registration problem by decomposing it into two steps. First, CT images are synthesized into MRI images, and then the registration is performed between the synthesized MRI images and the MRI atlas.Moreover, in [8] the authors propose a method to create an average CT atlas. Therefore, they first create an average CT image and then register multiple MRI atlas images to the average image. Finally, the anatomical labels from the MRI atlases are fused completing the final average CT atlas.Furthermore, the authors in [9] investigate an atlas-based method to segment ventricles in CT images. However, when it comes to CT images, it would be beneficial to delineate a larger number of anatomical structures. The authors in [10] propose a registration-based method to build a CT head atlas with anatomical structures for the Chinese population. However, they manually correct the segmentation and do not use MR atlas images. Direct multi-modal registration usually is eased by utilizing additional information and correspondence structures in the distance measure computation. Gao et al. [11] extract the midsagittal plane and use brain surface matching. Chen et al. [12] propose a combination of landmarks and mutual information (MI) as similarity measure to include local and global anatomical structure. Learning-based approaches, as described

Posted: 3/20/2021 9:50:30 PM EDT Just picked up a Geissele Mk16 10.5 blemish rail and starting to formulate a new build in my head. I already have a 10.5 mk18 block 1 upper with an Aimpoint PRO and a 14.5 with a Razor 1-6. I’m thinking this build I will go with an Eotech and G33 and will be kind of a jack of all trades, master of none gun. I keep going back and forth between the compactness of 11.5 vs the longer terminal velocity range of the 12.5. Any input, criticism, advice, or anything else to consider? Posted: 3/20/2021 10:00:19 PM EDT [#1] I went 12.5 with a Tri Arc barrel. Couple weeks to go until I can build it. Posted: 3/20/2021 10:04:34 PM EDT [#2] Going a similar route and decided with 12.5 mid Posted: 3/20/2021 10:13:51 PM EDT [#3] What made you settle on that decision? @adavis @strangejames Posted: 3/20/2021 10:17:51 PM EDT [#4] 12.5 is the optimal mix of velocity and compactness for me personally. Posted: 3/20/2021 10:53:06 PM EDT [#5] seen Triac 12.5 barrels chrony at 2980 with IMI M193but I believe the difference is only plus minus 25-50 yards vs 16" Posted: 3/20/2021 11:03:57 PM EDT [#6] If I was only going to do 1, I'd go 12.5" with a K or Ti can. The Ti would be lighter, the K shorter. 12.5" is a nice balance.And I love my 11.5's Posted: 3/20/2021 11:09:01 PM EDT [#7] A lot of people said 12.5"

Musculus (house mouse), a controlled genetic population critical for genetic and functional genomic research, there are several existing brain atlases: the NeuroTerrain[1] and the SMART (Spatial Markup and Rendering Tool) Atlas developed for use within BIRN[5] are Nissl-based light-microscopic atlases most closely analogous to the classical print, Nissl-stained histological mouse brain atlases in wide use[7, 8]; UCLA's Laboratory for Neuro Imaging (LONI) Mouse Atlas Project (MAP) includes Magnetic Resonance Microscopy (MRM) image sets, as well as basic histochemical and immunohistochemical tissue sets[9]; Ma et al also described an MRM mouse brain atlas[10]. The Edinburgh Mouse Atlas Project (EMAP) [11] includes classic histochemical microscopy, Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy (CLSM) and Optical Projection Tomography (OPT) image sets captured at multiple spatial resolutions from various developmental stages, though providing only limited nervous-system specific morphological detail.Several large-scale, mouse brain-specific gene expression reference data sets are being constructed which are critical resources for atlas-based integrated analysis of neurodevelopment and neurodegenerative disease [12]. All of these data sets are anatomically-mapped, some by virtue of being assays performed directly in a tissue context both using standard in situ immunohistochemistry, either fluorescence [13, 14], alkaline-phosphatase [15], digoxygenin-labeled antisense riboprobes (The Allen Brain Atlas)[12], or radioactivity (Brain Gene Expression Map or BGEM) [16], as well as GFP-reporter constructs used in the Gene Expression Nervous System Atlas (GENSAT) BAC Transgenics project [17]. For others, the anatomical context is defined only to a relatively coarse level of granularity by microdissecting mesoscopic brain regions [18–20].Associated with these brain atlas projects and reference data sets are software systems for browsing the images in a 3D context (see Table 1), though only a subset of these supports reslicing the 3D data sets to produce novel 2D views independent of the orientation in which the 2D images were originally acquired (e.g., the NeuroTerrain Client-Server Atlas

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