% weight_sino = estimate_reliability_region(complex_projection, probe_size, subsample) % Estimates the region where the complex projections are good enough to be unwrapped. Assumes that outside % of the measured FOV the amplitude of the object will be zero. This assumes that ptychography reconstruction % did not add any values, due to those pixels never been reached by any probe element. Then the region is reduced % by half the probe size using something akin to erosion. This function is only useful if the FOV is not square, % such as the case of the elliptical FOV of laminography. % % Pseudo code example: % weights = imerode(abs(object) > 0, ones(probe_size/2)) % % Inputs: % **complex_projection - (3D array) complex valued reconstructions % **probe_size - (int, int) size of the illumination probe % **subsample - (int) subsample the resulting array to save memory % Outputs: % ++weight_sino - weights, 1 for full quality, 0<=W<1 for poor regions %*-----------------------------------------------------------------------* %|                                                                       | %|  Except where otherwise noted, this work is licensed under a          | %|  Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0            | %|  International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license.                             | %|                                                                       | %|  Copyright (c) 2018 by Paul Scherrer Institute (http://www.psi.ch)    | %|                                                                       | %|      Author: CXS group, PSI  | %*-----------------------------------------------------------------------* % You may use this code with the following provisions: % % If the code is fully or partially redistributed, or rewritten in another % computing language this notice should be included in the redistribution. % % If this code, or subfunctions or parts of it, is used for research in a % publication or if it is fully or partially rewritten for another % computing language the authors and institution should be acknowledged % in written form in the publication: “Data processing was carried out % using the “cSAXS matlab package” developed by the CXS group, % Paul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland.” % Variations on the latter text can be incorporated upon discussion with % the CXS group if needed to more specifically reflect the use of the package % for the published work. % % A publication that focuses on describing features, or parameters, that % are already existing in the code should be first discussed with the % authors. % % This code and subroutines are part of a continuous development, they % are provided “as they are” without guarantees or liability on part % of PSI or the authors. It is the user responsibility to ensure its % proper use and the correctness of the results. function weight_sino = estimate_reliability_region(complex_projection, probe_size, subsample) % simple reliability estimation based on amplitude of the % reconstruction Npix = size(complex_projection); Npix_new = ceil(Npix(1:2)/subsample/2)*2; %% SOLVE THE PROBLEM IN LOW RESOLUTION weight_sino = tomo.block_fun(@utils.interpolateFT, complex_projection,Npix_new, struct('use_GPU', false, 'use_fp16', false)); probe_size = round(probe_size .* Npix_new ./ Npix(1:2)); weight_sino =abs(weight_sino); weight_sino = single(weight_sino > 0.1*quantile(weight_sino(:),0.9)); %% only CPU is supported -> gather and move abck to GPU afterwards weight_sino = gpuArray(utils.imcrop_outliers(gather(weight_sino))); % leave only single largest compact object [Y,X] = meshgrid(-ceil(probe_size(1)/2):floor(probe_size(1)/2), -ceil(probe_size(2)/2):floor(probe_size(2)/2)); probe = (X/probe_size(1)*2).^2+(Y/probe_size(2)*2).^2 < 1; kernel = probe/sum(probe(:)); weight_sino = convn(weight_sino, kernel , 'same'); weight_sino = weight_sino > 0.95; weight_sino = uint8(imgaussfilt(single(weight_sino), 1)*255); end