NAME

       mia-2dseghausdorff - Evaluate the Hausdorff distance between segmentations.

SYNOPSIS

       mia-2dseghausdorff -i <in-file> -r <ref-frame> [options]

DESCRIPTION

       mia-2dseghausdorff  Get  the  per-slice  Hausdorff  distance  of  a  segmentation with respect to a given
       reference frame and print it to stdout.

OPTIONS

              -i --in-file=(input, required); string
                     input segmentation set

              -r --ref-frame=(required); ulong
                     reference frame

              -k --skip=0
                     skip frames at the beginning

   Help & Info
              -V --verbose=warning
                     verbosity of output, print  messages  of  given  level  and  higher  priorities.  Supported
                     priorities starting at lowest level are:

                        trace ‐ Function call trace
                        debug ‐ Debug output
                        info ‐ Low level messages
                        message ‐ Normal messages
                        warning ‐ Warnings
                        fail ‐ Report test failures
                        error ‐ Report errors
                        fatal ‐ Report only fatal errors

                 --copyright
                     print copyright information

              -h --help
                     print this help

              -? --usage
                     print a short help

                 --version
                     print the version number and exit

   Processing
                 --threads=-1
                     Maxiumum  number  of  threads to use for processing,This number should be lower or equal to
                     the number of logical processor cores in the machine. (-1: automatic estimation).

EXAMPLE

       Evaluate the Hausdorff distance of the segmentations of set segment.set with respect to the  segmentation
       given in frame 20.

       mia-2dseghausdorff  -i segment.set -r 20

AUTHOR(s)

       Gert Wollny

COPYRIGHT

       This  software is Copyright (c) 1999‐2015 Leipzig, Germany and Madrid, Spain.  It comes  with  ABSOLUTELY
       NO WARRANTY  and  you  may redistribute it under the terms of the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC  LICENSE  Version  3
       (or later). For more information run the program with the option '--copyright'.