Target registration error (TRE) is widely adopted to evaluate the accuracy of a paired-point rigid registration (PPRR). However, TRE is de๏ฌned in such a way that target localization error (TLE) is not considered. In this paper, we ๏ฌrst propose a new type of error that is referred to as total target registration error (TTRE). The statistical model of TTRE is derived that we take the TLE in two spaces to be registered into consideration. Results in the ๏ฌrst simulation show that
the developed model can accurately estimate the simulated TTRE root-mean-square (RMS) (kRMS percent differencesk< 1.5% ยฑ2%) in all test cases. When all elements of diagonal FLE and TLE covariance matrices are independently generated from a uniform distribution that spans from 0 to 1mm and the number of ๏ฌducials Nโฅ6, the mean and covariance matrix of TTRE are well modelled. We have also theoretically proved and validated through the second simulation that TTRE and ๏ฌducial registration error (FRE) are uncorrelated (correlation coef๏ฌcient (CC) <0.1). Finally, TTRE and TRE were found to exhibit a low correlation (0.37
TTRE: A new type of error to evaluate the accuracy of a paired-point rigid registration
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