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URL: http://www.nitrc.org/projects/neosegpipeline/
Proper Citation: NeoSegPipeline (RRID:SCR_014145)
Description: This tool allows segmenting neonate brain MRI using a subject-specific atlas. It generates a subject-specific atlas based on an atlas population and some diffusion images of the subject to segment. Then a single atlas method is run with this atlas to obtain results.
Resource Type: software resource, image analysis software, software application, segmentation software, data processing software
Keywords: segmentation software, atlas, brain mri, diffusion image
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