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% [volume_new, update] = apply_lamino_constraints(volume, mask, lamino_angle , low_freq_protection, constrain_fun, Niter)
% apply laminography constraints in the real space and try to refill missing cone in laminography by provided prior
% knowledge
% Inputs:
% **volume - (3D array) represeting the refined volume in realspace
% **mask - (vector, array), mask pushing pixels where mask < 1 towards zero. Can be either 3D or only for example along 3r axis ie size(mask) = [1,1,Nlayers]
% **lamino_angle - (scalar), laminography angle from 0 to 90degrees, 90 == classical tomo, it is used to calculate the missing cone
% **low_freq_protection - (bool), used to protect in the fourier space the central region, ie low spatial frequncies. Important when multiscale approach is used
% **constrain_fun - anonymous function providing constrains such as positivity or material range limits
% **Niter - number of optimization iterations
% *returns*
% ++volume_new refined object
% ++update (norm(volume) - norm(update_new)) / norm(volume)
%
% Example:
% see template_tomo_recons_lamino.m for working example
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function [volume_new, update] = apply_lamino_constraints(volume, mask, lamino_angle , low_freq_protection, value_max, value_min, Niter, TV_lambda)
import utils.Garray
Npix = size(volume);
fft_mask = lamino.get_lamino_fourier_mask( Npix, lamino_angle, true);
fft_mask = Garray(fft_mask);
if low_freq_protection
% avoid modification of the low spatial frequencies that were
% already refined
fft_mask = fftshift(fft_mask);
for i = 1:3
grid{i} = ceil(Npix(i)/2)+[-ceil(Npix(i)/8):floor(Npix(i)/8)];
end
fft_mask(grid{:}) = 0;
fft_mask = fftshift(fft_mask);
end
volume = Garray(volume);
fft_split = 1;
for iter = 1:Niter
utils.progressbar(iter,Niter)
volume_new = volume;
%volume_new = regularization.local_TV3D_chambolle(volume_new, 1e-7, 10);
volume_new = regularization.local_TV3D_chambolle(volume_new, TV_lambda, 10);
% positivity constraint
volume_new = arrayfun(@clip_range,volume_new, value_max, value_min, mask);
%% go to the Fourier space
fvolume = (math.fftn_partial(Garray(volume), fft_split));
fvolume_new = (math.fftn_partial(Garray(volume_new), fft_split));
%% merge updated and original dataset in the fourier space
%% use overrelaxation of the constraint to get faster convergence
relax = 1.5;
regularize = 0.0;
fvolume = arrayfun(@relax_contraint,fvolume, fvolume_new, fft_mask, relax, regularize);
clear fvolume_new
%% back to the real space
volume_new = real(math.ifftn_partial(Garray(fvolume), fft_split));
clear fvolume
% get difference in update
update = gather(norm(volume(:)-volume_new(:)) ./ norm(volume(:)));
volume = volume_new;
end
volume = gather(volume);
end
% auxiliary function for fast execution on GPU
function fvolume = relax_contraint(fvolume, fvolume_new, fft_mask, relax, regularize)
fvolume = fvolume .* ( 1- relax.*fft_mask) + fvolume_new .* relax.*fft_mask;
fvolume = fvolume .* (1 - regularize.*fft_mask);
end
function array = clip_range(array, max_val, min_val, mask)
array = max(min_val, min(max_val, array)) .* mask;
end