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The default display of a X x Y x Lifetime image shows a 2D X x Y image with a Lifetime channel slider. This is not useful for anything.
We could handle images that have a lifetime dimension differently. The default display would lose the lifetime dimension and just show a grayscale image with all of the decay photon counts summed.
Clicking on the display could bring up a decay graph by default.
This ticket describes a specific lifetime display capability and not a generic 'display plugin' concept such as was floated earlier.
Having an internal X x Y x LT Dataset and an external, displayed X x Y Dataset is liable to lead to problems. In some cases we would want to access the displayed Dataset, i.e. to set brightness/contrast on this grayscale image; in other cases we want to access the internal Dataset, i.e. to crop the image.
This lifetime display presenting a clickable grayscale representation would be used by SLIM Plugin and potentially by other lifetime plugins.
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Extract a common lifetime display plugin from SP.
The default display of a X x Y x Lifetime image shows a 2D X x Y image with a Lifetime channel slider. This is not useful for anything.
We could handle images that have a lifetime dimension differently. The default display would lose the lifetime dimension and just show a grayscale image with all of the decay photon counts summed.
Clicking on the display could bring up a decay graph by default.
This ticket describes a specific lifetime display capability and not a generic 'display plugin' concept such as was floated earlier.
Having an internal X x Y x LT Dataset and an external, displayed X x Y Dataset is liable to lead to problems. In some cases we would want to access the displayed Dataset, i.e. to set brightness/contrast on this grayscale image; in other cases we want to access the internal Dataset, i.e. to crop the image.
This lifetime display presenting a clickable grayscale representation would be used by SLIM Plugin and potentially by other lifetime plugins.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: