layout opなし → signal(引数だけで決まる op —— 画像やデータの入力を取らない)import fullseye as fs; fs.ledger.projection_angles(n_angles=180, span_deg=180.0, scheme='uniform', start_deg=0.0) (実装を直接呼ぶなら import tomography; tomography.projection_angles(n_angles=180, span_deg=180.0, scheme='uniform', start_deg=0.0)、台帳から引くなら opstomography.get("projection_angles"))The angle sequence of a scan, in degrees, as a 1-D float64 array.
Three schemes, and the difference between them is what happens when a scan is cut short:
"uniform" — start + span * k / n. The textbook scan. A prefix of it
covers only a wedge, so an interrupted uniform scan is a limited-angle scan."golden" — increments of 180/phi = 111.246... degrees, wrapped into
[start, start+span). Every prefix is near-uniform, so an interrupted
golden scan is a sparse scan, which is a far easier problem. Largest
angular gap left by a scan that stops early, measured:
scheme after 32 of 180 all 180 uniform 149.000 deg 1.000 deg golden 10.031 deg 1.464 deg bit-reversed 8.000 deg 1.000 deg
Uniform’s 149-degree hole is the entire limited-angle problem arriving by accident. Bit-reversed is the only one of the three that is good at both ends; golden’s price for working at every prefix length rather than only at powers of two is a completed set 1.46x less even than the grid.
"bit-reversed" — the uniform grid, visited in bit-reversed order. Same
guarantee as golden for power-of-two prefixes and exactly uniform at the
end, which golden is not.span_deg is the total angular range. 180 degrees is the complete data set
for parallel beam — projections at theta and theta+180 are mirror
images and carry no new information — so a 360-degree span is redundancy, not
resolution, and anything under 180 is the limited-angle problem.
:param n_angles: number of views, 1 .. 65536.
:param span_deg: total angular range in degrees, > 0.
:param scheme: one of :data:ANGLE_SCHEMES.
:param start_deg: angle of the first view.
:returns: (n_angles,) float64 array of degrees.
:raises ValueError: on a non-int count, a non-positive span, a non-finite
start, or an unknown scheme.
py -3.11 examples/ct_reconstruction.pypy -3.11 examples/poc_battery_ct_degradation.pypy -3.11 examples/poc_ct_fidelity.pypy -3.11 examples/tomography_reconstruct.pysignal を入力に取れる)—
layout)Provenance: tomography.py — TOMOGRAPHY operator registry. この per-op ノートは tools/opdocs.py md が自動生成(手編集しない)。
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