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SetRegionTool does not work as expected (flood fill like) with concentric structures.
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Description

How to reproduce:

  • Load an image (e.g. Pic3D)
  • Start segmentation.
  • Segment a structure like shown in the attached fig
    fill_error.png (359×378 px, 69 KB)
    .
  • Fill the middel background ring (A)
  • Result: Everything is filled (also the inner background B). Expected: only A should be filled, as it should behave like a flood fill operation. B should still be untouched.

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floca triaged this task as Normal priority.Jan 5 2021, 4:55 PM
floca created this task.
floca moved this task from Backlog to Segmentation on the MITK (v2021.10) board.

This issue should be postponed until T28523: Evaluate MITK segmentation survey (to now the new priority) is done.

kalali added a subscriber: kalali.

I tested this and as far as I can see this bug is still valid. However, we have already opened related tasks (T28763: [Multilabel Segmentation] Fill / Erase tool does not fully respect multiple labels and T29078: [Segmentation] Erase tool has unclear edge cases) and it seems as if we have to make a decision, how the fill / erase tools should behave, so I opened T29132: [MultiLabel Segmentation] Define desired behavior of fill / erase tool.

floca added a revision: Restricted Differential Revision.Sep 28 2022, 9:15 AM
floca edited projects, added MITK (v2022.10); removed Next Milestone, MITK.
floca moved this task from Backlog to Cycle on the MITK (v2022.10) board.
floca added a revision: Restricted Differential Revision.Oct 4 2022, 4:15 PM