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Tensorlines and superquadric glyphs

Gordon Kindlmann, Dr. David Weinstein, Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute, University of Utah

Some tensor-line fiber tracts and superquadric tensor glyphs used to depict some of the white matter structure in a DT-MRI scan. The tensorlines have been highlighted for emphasis. Determining the extent to which the the computed fiber tracts actually correspond to white matter pathways is a subject of ongoing work.

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Submitted by: Mark Cohen

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