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This would cause problem when "bad" values exist in sino (inf, nan etc.)
Usually such case is handled by setting the associated sino weights to be 0 for the "bad" sino values.
As a result we should also use weights when calculating the indicator in _sino_indicator function. Maybe a good start point is to try using the weighted sino.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently unweighted sinogram is used to calculate sino_indicator:
This would cause problem when "bad" values exist in sino (inf, nan etc.)
Usually such case is handled by setting the associated sino weights to be 0 for the "bad" sino values.
As a result we should also use weights when calculating the indicator in
_sino_indicator
function. Maybe a good start point is to try using the weighted sino.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: