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VRG - multiple series generated for a given camera placement #59

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amymmorton opened this issue Sep 27, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #75
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VRG - multiple series generated for a given camera placement #59

amymmorton opened this issue Sep 27, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #75

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@amymmorton
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In regards to #53

In autoscoper we want to treat multiple 3d ct series as frames. As shown with the BN00106 cfg

4 camera views were created across 11 poses (frames)
3dct_eval

I can load multiple dicom volumes into the scene- but ideally we'd generate all in batch

multipleVoulemsVRG

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On this topic- chosen automated cameras need to be the same for a series set ( right now they are evaluated seperately)

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A quick point of clarification:

What you want to do is for a set of static 3DCT images, optimize the camera positions across all of the images to generate a set of VRGS where each "frame" corresponds to a different image?

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amymmorton commented Sep 27, 2023 via email

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I think I will include this as a part of #58 (4DCT) since doing multiple volumes and 4DCT are pretty much identical. The only extra thing I will add is some way to flag frames with a DID value that is an outlier.

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