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The first вЂњLarge Scale Vertebrae Segmentation ChallengeвЂќ (VerSe 2019) showed that these perform well on normal anatomy, but fail in variants not frequently present in the training dataset. In spine imaging, several atlas- and shape-based as well as deep learning segmentation algorithms have been proposed, allowing for subsequent automated analysis of morphology and pathology.

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Here's in C# how to update the animation with time rather than frame.With the advent of deep learning algorithms, fully automated radiological image analysis is within reach. I don't see anything comparable in the AS3 Spine Runtime. I don't think there is something comparable in AS3. Unity is component based where I can turn off the spine component.

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Is there a possible Starling manual link? I do not have an understanding of how to do something like this. Is this normal/correct?Д¤) '124 which seems high.just one draw call for all the animations would be even better'. 220ms used by '', which, again, is unknown to me. Pressing the purple button to start the character animation Scout will show a frame cost of 275ms. I am ignorant of what most of them mean and, more importantly, how they interact. Selecting a frame in Scout and looking at the 'ActionScript' tab provides me an abundance of Starling/Juggler/Skeleton/DisplayObject/etc. 30ms is 'Starling', 6ms is 'Spine', 8ms is 'Stage3D', 3ms to 'Built-In Packages', and then others for the remainder. In Scout, my Test takes up (on average) on a frame 48ms. Is the visibility of the Spine object the issue here?ДЈ) 'digging down into it with Scout'.

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This I can do, however, the future plan is to show a full 1920x2160 area with characters - running Spine animations.

The Spine animation is not started until the purple button is pressed.Дў) ' in addition to visibility too'. Are you referring to the Spine (character) animations? In my test, they are off/stopped at load. The animations look fairly detailed so could maybe be done another way such as using textures for each animation frame, which would also let you smooth out their jagged edges, even add motion blur to smooth the animation.ДЎ) 'cull (disable/enable) animation controller that's not in view'. But using just one draw call for all the animations would be even better. ThereвЂ™s not even 124 things on screen, which yes suggests you could do with culling some objects when they are not visible. The draw call count is 124 which seems high. Again, digging down into it with Scout is probably the only way to find out. ItвЂ™s unclear why itвЂ™s not running at 60fps as specified in the source. It does not seem to be using masses of processing or GPU resources though. With these test conditions it seems to play smoothly and maintain a steady 39-40fps.

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Loading it in a browser I can narrow the window so I can see the buttons and animations, but then it takes up only 40% the width of my 1080p main screen. Loading it on my display as an SWF clips off the buttons and animations. Not sure it is a proper test as I donвЂ™t have any display as big as 1920 x 2160. Enable stats to see the draw calls, see what other changes have an effect on it like disabling textures or reducing the stage size. The best thing is have a look at it in Scout, to see where it is spending most of its time.

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ItвЂ™s also though the easiest to optimise, whether with better algorithms or better code structure. doing a lot of calculations for the splines it could be expensive. This seems least likely but is quite possible. Data can be instanced, cached and uploading can be optimised in various ways if this is the bottleneck. The number of draw calls is one measure of this, and if it is high it can hopefully be reduced to speed up rendering. Or they can use lots of textures, large ones to fill a large screen. Spline objects can have a lot of vertex data, depending how they are drawn. Other than that thereвЂ™s the cost of uploading data to the GPU. There are various ways to deal with this, but it can be hard to fix if your app depends on filling a lot of the screen very dynamically. As your drawing area is definitely large and you write you are filling it then fill rate could be an issue. it is drawing so many pixels due to having many layers, large sprites, or a large dimensioned drawing area. From your description the most obvious candidate is that itвЂ™s fill-rate limited, i.e. At a guess there is some bottleneck in Flash that you are encountering.

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