Hi, My name is Anaïs, I’m a student in computer sciences, and I'm currently doing my internship, which consists partly to do a tomographic reconstruction.
I use rtk to reconstruct my model, but I have problems when I use rtkforwardprojections and rtkfdk with –like or –dimension. Indeed, if I use them with the default parameters, it works correctly, but when I specify –like or certain values of –dimension the reconstruction isn’t correct. For instance if I use the example file muCT.mha as my model, it works perfectly with the default parameters, but if I choose –like=muCT.mha, in my reconstruction file there are mostly black voxels. I also saw that the example in the scripts for forward projections (http://wiki.openrtk.org/index.php/RTK/Scripts/ForwardProjection) works when the spacing, the origin, and the dimension specified to rtkfdk are the same than the model. I wanted to know why it doesn’t works when I use –like. Is there a relation between the geometry and dimensions and that’s why I have problems (for instance due to the source being too close to the object)? Thank you very much. Anaïs _______________________________________________ Rtk-users mailing list [email protected] https://public.kitware.com/mailman/listinfo/rtk-users
