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[Preprint]. 2023 Jan 5:2023.01.04.522802. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2023.01.04.522802

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Figure 10. — Quantitative results using bundle-based minimum distance (BMD) to compare Ants, SLR, and BundleWarp (BW) methods. The top panel shows three BMD matrices for three registration methods. 27 bundles extracted from 64 subjects (1,728 total bundles) were registered to 27 atlas bundles of the same type. Here, rows represent subject and columns represent bundle type. Each pixel in the matrices indicates BMD distance among the atlas bundle and registered bundle (static and moved). Darker brown means lower bundle distances, hence better registration performance. The bottom panel shows the mean BMD distance per bundle for each method and bundle names. BW method has the smallest BMD for all bundles.