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% FBP filtered back projection - multiGPU FBP solver
%
% [rec,sinogram] = FBP(sinogram, cfg, vectors, varargin)
%
% Inputs:
% **sino - sinogram (Nlayers x width x Nangles)
% **cfg - config struct from ASTRA_initialize
% **vectors - vectors of projection rotation generated by ASTRA_initialize
% *optional*
% ** split =[1,1,1] - split the solved volume, split(3 is used to split in separated blocks, split(1:2) is used inside Atx_partial to du subplitting for ASTRA
% ** valid_angles = [] - list of valid angles, []==all are valid
% ** filter = 'ram-lak' - name of the FBP filter
% ** filter_value = 1 - fitlering value for the FBP filter
% ** deformation_fields = {} - cell 3x1 of deformation arrays
% ** GPU = [] - list of GPUs to be used in reconstruction
% ** split_sub = [1,1,1] - splitting of the sub block on smaller tasks in the Atx_partial method , 1 == no splitting
% ** verbose = 1 - verbose = 0 : quiet, verbose : standard info , verbose = 2: debug
% ** use_derivative = false - calculate reconstruction from the phase derivative
% ** extra_padding = false - surround the projection by void space to enforce zero around tomogram
% ** keep_on_GPU - if false, move the reconstruction back from GPU before returning
% ** determine_weights = true - reweight projections if the angles are not equidistant
% ** mask = [] - apply mask on reconstruction , inputs is 2D or 3D array
% ** padding = 0 - zero padding is improving standard tomography. 'symmetric' is good for lamino / local tomo
% ** only_filter_sinogram = false - return filtered sinogram, do not backproject
% *returns*
% ++tomogram - FBP reconstruction
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function [rec,sinogram, H] = FBP(sinogram, cfg, vectors, varargin)
par = inputParser;
par.addOptional('split', [1,1,1]) % split the solved volume, split(3) is used to split in separated blocks, split(1:2) is used inside Atx_partial to du subplitting for ASTRA
par.addParameter('valid_angles', [])
par.addParameter('filter', 'ram-lak' )
par.addParameter('filter_value', 1 )
par.addParameter('deformation_fields', {} ) % cell 3x1 of deformation arrays
par.addOptional('GPU', []) % list of GPUs to be used in reconstruction
par.addOptional('split_sub', [1,1,1]) % splitting of the sub block on smaller tasks in the Atx_partial method , 1 == no splitting
par.addOptional('verbose', 1) % verbose = 0 : quiet, verbose : standard info , verbose = 2: debug
par.addOptional('use_derivative', false) % calculate reconstruction from the phase derivative
par.addOptional('extra_padding', false) % surround the projection by void space to enforce zero around tomogram
par.addOptional('keep_on_GPU', isa(sinogram, 'gpuArray')) % if false, move the reconstruction back from GPU before returning
par.addOptional('determine_weights', true)% reweight projections if the angles are not equidistant
par.addOptional('mask', []) % apply mask on reconstruction , inputs is 2D or 3D array
par.addOptional('padding', 0) % zero padding is improving standard tomography. 'symmetric' is good for lamino / local tomo
par.addOptional('only_filter_sinogram', false) % return filtered sinogram, do not backproject
par.parse(varargin{:})
r = par.Results;
if r.verbose>0
disp('====== FBP ==========')
end
if ~isempty(r.valid_angles) && (~islogical(r.valid_angles) || any(~r.valid_angles))
sinogram = sinogram(:,:,r.valid_angles);
vectors = vectors(r.valid_angles,:);
end
[Nlayers,Nw,Nproj] = size(sinogram);
cfg.iProjAngles = Nproj;
assert(cfg.iProjU == Nw, 'Wrong sinogram width')
assert(cfg.iProjV == Nlayers, 'Wrong sinogram height')
assert(mod(Nw,2)==0, 'Only even width of sinogram is supported')
if ~isempty(r.mask)
assert(all(size(r.mask) == [cfg.iVolX, cfg.iVolY]), 'Wrong size of reconstruction mask')
end
if ~isreal(sinogram)
r.use_derivative = true;
sinogram = math.get_phase_gradient_1D(sinogram,2, 0.01);
end
% calculate the original angles
theta = pi-atan2(vectors(:,2),-vectors(:,1));
lamino_angle = pi/2-atan2(vectors(:,3), vectors(:,1)./cos(theta));
if ~strcmpi(r.filter, 'none')
%%% Determine weights for uneven angular sampling %%%
% if r.determine_weights && any(theta<-pi/Nproj)
% warning('There are some theta < 0 angles. Using constant angular sampling code.')
% r.determine_weights = false;
% end
% if r.determine_weights && any(theta>pi+pi/Nproj)
% warning('There are some theta >= 180 angles. Using constant angular sampling code.')
% r.determine_weights = false;
% end
% if r.determine_weights && abs(max(theta)-min(theta)-pi) > 5*mean(diff(sort(theta)))
% warning('Missing wedge is to large for weighting')
% r.determine_weights = false;
% end
if r.determine_weights
% determine weights in case of iregular fourier space sampling
theta = mod(theta - theta(1), pi) ; % assume the the first one is zero, assume that theta and theta+180 are the same projections
[theta_sort,ind_sort] = sort(theta); % sort the angles
weights = zeros(Nproj,1);
weights(2:end-1) = - theta_sort(1:end-2)/2 + theta_sort(3:end)/2;
weights(1) = theta_sort(2)-theta_sort(1);
weights(end) = theta_sort(end) - theta_sort(end-1);
weights(ind_sort) = weights; % sort it back as given in
if any(weights > 2*median(weights))
utils.verbose(2,'Too large angular jump for FBP weighting, assuming missing wedge tomo')
weights(weights > 2*median(weights)) = median(weights);
end
weights = weights / mean(weights);
else
weights = 1; % constant weighting
end
weights = weights .* (pi/2/Nproj) .* sin(lamino_angle);
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% Design the filter
H = designFilter(r.filter, Nw, r.filter_value, r.use_derivative);
% account for laminography tilt + unequal spacing of the tomo angles
H = bsxfun(@times, H', reshape(weights,1,1,[]));
Nelements = size(H,2)*cfg.iProjV*cfg.iProjAngles;
if gpuDeviceCount
% if possible, run in parallel on GPU
gpu = gpuDevice;
% manually define the block size because default calculation in block_fun is not valid for this function
Nblocks = ceil( (8*4* Nelements) / gpu.AvailableMemory) ;
Nblocks = max(Nblocks, Nelements/ double(intmax('int32')));
Nblocks = max(Nblocks, length(r.GPU));
else
% CPU processing
max_block_size = min(utils.check_available_memory*1e6, 20e9); %% work with 10GB blocks
Nblocks = ceil( (6*8* Nelements) / max_block_size) ;
end
sinogram = tomo.block_fun(@applyFilter,sinogram, H, Nw, r.padding, ...
struct('GPU_list', r.GPU, 'verbose_level', r.verbose, 'Nblocks', Nblocks, 'move_to_GPU', false));
end
% back-project the filtered arrays back to the volume space
if ~r.only_filter_sinogram
if isa(sinogram, 'gpuArray') || max(cfg.iProjU, cfg.iProjV) < 4096 && cfg.iVolX*cfg.iVolY*cfg.iVolZ < intmax('int32') && length(r.GPU) <= 1
rec = astra.Atx_partial(sinogram, cfg, vectors, r.split_sub, 'verbose', r.verbose, 'deformation_fields', r.deformation_fields );
else
sinogram = gather(sinogram);
rec = tomo.Atx_sup_partial(sinogram, cfg, vectors, r.split, 'GPU', r.GPU, 'split_sub', r.split_sub, 'verbose', r.verbose, 'deformation_fields', r.deformation_fields );
end
% apply apodization function if provided
if ~isempty(r.mask)
rec = tomo.block_fun(@(x)(x .* r.mask), rec, struct('use_GPU', false)); % run on CPU
end
else
rec = [];
end
if ~r.keep_on_GPU
rec = gather(rec);
end
end
function sinogram = applyFilter(sinogram, H, Nw, padding)
sinogram = utils.Garray(sinogram);
% Zero pad projections, important to avoid negative values in air around
sinogram = padarray(sinogram,double([0,(size(H,2) - Nw)/2]),padding, 'both');
% move directly to complex to include the expected memore requirements
sinogram = complex(sinogram);
sinogram = math.fft_partial(sinogram,2,1); % sinogram holds fft of projections
sinogram = sinogram.*H; % frequency domain filtering
sinogram = math.ifft_partial(sinogram,2,1);
sinogram = real(sinogram);
sinogram = sinogram(:,1+end/2-Nw/2:end/2+Nw/2,:); % Truncate the filtered projections
end
function filt = designFilter(filter, len, d, derivative)
% Returns the Fourier Transform of the filter which will be
% used to filter the projections
%
% INPUT ARGS: filter - either the string specifying the filter
% len - the length of the projections
% d - the fraction of frequencies below the nyquist
% which we want to pass
%
% OUTPUT ARGS: filt - the filter to use on the projections
order = max(64,2^nextpow2(2*len));
% order = len; % better for laminography
% First create a ramp filter - go up to the next highest
% power of 2.
if derivative
filt = 0*( 0:(order/2) )+1;
else
filt = 2*( 0:(order/2) )./order;
end
w = 2*pi*(0:size(filt,2)-1)/order; % frequency axis up to Nyquist
switch filter
case 'ram-lak'
% Do nothing
case 'shepp-logan'
% be careful not to divide by 0:
filt(2:end) = filt(2:end) .* (sin(w(2:end)/(2*d))./(w(2:end)/(2*d)));
case 'cosine'
filt(2:end) = filt(2:end) .* cos(w(2:end)/(2*d));
case 'hamming'
filt(2:end) = filt(2:end) .* (.54 + .46 * cos(w(2:end)/d));
case 'hann'
filt(2:end) = filt(2:end) .*(1+cos(w(2:end)./d)) / 2;
case 'parzen'
aux = parzenwin(round(2*size(filt,2)*d)-1)';
aux = aux(round(size(aux,2)/2):round(size(aux,2)));
filt(1:size(aux,2)) = filt(1:size(aux,2)).*aux;
filt(size(aux,2)+1:end) = 0;
otherwise
eid = sprintf('Images:%s:invalidFilter',mfilename);
msg = 'Invalid filter selected.';
error(eid,'%s',msg);
end
filt(w>pi*d) = 0; % Crop the frequency response
if derivative
filt = [filt' ; -filt(end-1:-1:2)']/(1i*pi); % Symmetry of the filter
else
filt = [filt' ; filt(end-1:-1:2)']; % Symmetry of the filter
end
end