Attenuation correction is not as expected. #40
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The MuMap image is indeed rotated by 90 degrees. This was because, in my test cases, the MuMap image had to be rotated by 90 degrees to match the reconstruction. However, one thing I hadn't taken into account was that you can also rotate the PET reconstruction which in turn can mess up the correct orientation of the attenuation image completely. I guess I need to have a separate rotation variable for the attenuation image itself. In the meantime, however, you can modify (or simply comment) this line in order to get the correct rotation. Another alternative is to use I'll try to get this properly fixed in the next release. |
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Thank you for your reply :) I commented out the "rot90" line, and now the PET image and MuMap face 180° in opposite directions. Regards, |
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Hi,
I am enjoying learning this software.
I did a GATE simulation of imaging a NEMA phantom using a PET system (Discovery ST).
Without attenuation correction (AC) , the results are as expected. (higher counts around the phantom).
However, with AC, I got an unexpected images.
This leads us to believe that the AC image may be rotated 90 degrees.
The input MuMap.mhd/raw is not rotated 90 degrees when displayed in Imagej or vv.
What is wrong? I tried changing the TransformMatrix in MuMap.mhd in various ways but could not solve the problem.
The AC image was obtained from MuMap_Actor in GATE.
The reconstructed image also has 100 million pixel counts, which is very large.
Thank you.
Soma
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