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| ===== Usage ===== | ===== Usage ===== | ||
| - | The user has to prepare a set of images for the alignment typically by filtering and normalizing the images and a set of 2D references coming either from a projection logic or a previous classification. The logic will transform all images in polar coordinates and than exhaustively compare all images with all references in all possible rotation and shift combination using the Cross correlation coefficient as means of comparision. The best fitting parameters for every combination of images and references are written in the output. They can be applied using the [[:eyes:logics:appendaliinfos]] logic. | + | The user has to prepare a set of images for the alignment typically by filtering and normalizing the images and a set of 2D references coming either from a projection logic or a previous classification. The logic will transform all images in polar coordinates and than exhaustively compare all images with all references in all possible rotation and shift combination using the Cross correlation coefficient as means of comparision. The best fitting parameters for every combination of images and references are written in the output. They can be applied using the [[:eyes:logics:applyalignmentparameters]] logic. |
| - | ===== Example ==== | ||
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| - | ===== Modes/Processes ===== | + | ===== Parameters and I/O ===== |
| - | ==== thisIsTheNameOfMode1 ==== | + | |
| - | Here, a short introduction for the given mode should be placed. Again, state WHAT and WHY this mode us useful in not more than 2 sentences. | + | |
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| ^ Parameters ^ Description ^ | ^ Parameters ^ Description ^ | ||
| - | | Some changeable parameter | Description of this parameter | | + | | Accuracy | angular accuracy of Aliinfo parameter saved. **ONE**: only the best correlating reference in the best fitting orientation is saved. **Low**: Shift, rotation and correlation values are saved for every reference on a 12° grid. **Medium**: Shift, rotation and correlation values are saved for every reference on a 6° grid. **HIGH**: Shift, rotation and correlation values are saved for every reference on a 3° grid. | |
| - | | -> and its sub-parameter | more description | | + | | Correlation Function | Correlation Function used for comparing two images. **CCF**: Cross correlation Function. **MCF**:Mutual correlation function. | |
| - | | Next main parameter | and more more more | | + | | Coarse factor | Coarses images by the given factor prior to alignment to speed up calculations | |
| - | | -> and its sub-parameter | ... descriptions | | + | | Extra options | Determines the search space for the alignment. **None**: all possible combinations are searched **Maximum**: searches around the maximum of the last alignment cycle in a given angular distance. **CORRIMS**: Searches around all high peaks of the last alignment round. | |
| + | |Fraction| determines the maximum applicable shift between image and reference as fraction of the image size| | ||
| + | |Interpolation methode| pixels have to be interpolated during shifting and rotation of the images. This determines the mode of action. *Neighbour*: Gives the value of the nearest full pixel to the interpolated pixel. **Linear**: Interpolates linearly to the neighbouring pixels. **Cubic**: Interpolates cubicly to the neighbouring pixels. | | ||
| + | |Lower Angle bound | determines the maximum applicable rotation between image and reference| | ||
| + | |Radius in Pixel | Radius of the Particle in pixel or as fraction of the image size. Everything within this radius is transformed to polar coordinates | | ||
| + | |With reflection | Adds mirror images of all references to the search space. This is useful when using class averages as references, | | ||
| + | |Sampling| This determines how exact the polar transformation will be. A value around 4 shows good results. A value greater as 6.28 is senseless.| | ||
| + | |Step size| Step size of shift search in pixel| | ||
| + | |Upper Angle bound | determines the maximum applicable rotation between image and reference| | ||
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| ^ Input ^ Description ^ | ^ Input ^ Description ^ | ||
| - | | FirstInput | Input Description 1 | | + | | Images | stack of 2D images to be aligned | |
| - | | SecondInput | Input Description 2 | | + | | References | stack of 2D references, need to have the same size as the images | |
| - | | //ThirdInput// | Input Description 3: Optional Input in Italic | | + | |
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| ^ Output ^ Description ^ | ^ Output ^ Description ^ | ||
| - | | FirstOutput | Output Description | | + | | Aliinfo | parameter file containing the shift and rotation coordinates for different combinations of reference and image encoded as pixel values. These parameters can be applied to the original infos using [[eyes:logics:applyalignmentparameters|]] | |
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| - | ^ New/Changed Header Values ^ Description ^ | ||
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| - | ==== thisIsTheNameOfMode2 ==== | ||
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| - | | Some changeable parameter | Description of this parameter | | ||
| - | | -> and its sub-parameter | more description | | ||
| - | | Next main parameter | and more more more | | ||
| - | | -> and its sub-parameter | ... descriptions | | ||
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| - | | FirstInput | Input Description 1 | | ||
| - | | SecondImput | Input Description 2 | | ||
| - | | ThridImput | Input Description 1 | | ||
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| ===== Concept ===== | ===== Concept ===== | ||
| - | In this paragraph, the "HOW a logic works under the hood" and WHY someone should use it can be elaborated with higher detail. Describes a scenario in an image processing workflow where this logic can be used to solve the resulting problem. Also, wikipages, publications or anything else describing the theory behind an algorithm should be linked here, if applicable. | + | This logic performs an exhaustive alignment in polar coordinates as described in: [[http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1047847703001436?via%3Dihub]] |