Hi,
I just want to confirm that the source always rotates around the axis x=0, y=0
(i.e. z-axis)? And due to the way the program is setup, this z-axis is always
at the edge of the voxel volume?
This seems to cause trouble if one wants to produce CT datasets. In the ".in"
file, to get the voxel volume to project to the center of the detector on the
first projection one must offset the source's coordinates in the ".in" file to
be half of the voxel volume size in each dimension. However, since the source
continues to rotate around the z-axis and not the axis parallel to the z-axis
that runs through the center of the volume. Thus, the object rotates
eccentrically relative to the detector and tends to "fall off" the detector at
most angles when the field of view is small.
Is this the case, or do I understand the ".in" file incorrectly? Is one
supposed to fix this problem by changing the source cosines? Or should I edit
the source trajectory function (void set_CT_trajectory(...)) to try to make it
so the voxel volume is centered in the field of view throughout a CT
acquisition.
Thanks!
Jared
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
jaredwmo...@gmail.comon 4 Feb 2013 at 7:12