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Warping produces NaN values, by default. Is there a built-in way to crop the regions of the image that contain NaN? For example, I have a stack of images that I have registered. They all have NaN (except the first in the stack) due to the warp. Is there a way to efficiently crop to the maximal size that preserves all non-NaN values? I couldn't find anything in the docs. If not, no problem.
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Warping produces NaN values, by default. Is there a built-in way to crop the regions of the image that contain NaN? For example, I have a stack of images that I have registered. They all have NaN (except the first in the stack) due to the warp. Is there a way to efficiently crop to the maximal size that preserves all non-NaN values? I couldn't find anything in the docs. If not, no problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: