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LiberTEM current master, possibly older versions as well
Open a low-resolution dataset, for example 32x32x32x32, with clearly identifiable points (in this case a double diagonal with outliers).
Perform a point analysis around the outliers. Disk analysis and frame picking are not affected, others not tested.
Expected results
A pixel on the left is selected if the center of the crosshair is within it.
As a bonus, the selector position could snap to pixel centers like it does for frame picking.
Observed result
The selection area for a pixel seems to be shifted by 1/2 to the lower right. Based on the numerical values, one should use "round()" instead of "floor()" to get the integer point position from float coordinates.
See these pictures:
Centered: correct pixel
Lower left corner: Wrong pixel selected
Lower right corner: Correct pixel selected
Upper right corner: Wrong pixel selected
Upper left corner: Pixel to the upper left selected (wrong pixel, other outlier)
Just below pixel: Still within selection
Just right of pixel: Still selected
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How to reproduce
Expected results
Observed result
See these pictures:
Centered: correct pixel
Lower left corner: Wrong pixel selected
Lower right corner: Correct pixel selected
Upper right corner: Wrong pixel selected
Upper left corner: Pixel to the upper left selected (wrong pixel, other outlier)
Just below pixel: Still within selection
Just right of pixel: Still selected
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: