kernelkit.resolve_volume_geometry#
- kernelkit.resolve_volume_geometry(shape=None, extent_min=None, extent_max=None, voxel_size=None, projection_geometry=None, verbose=False)#
Resolves a VolumeGeometry given partial parameters.
- Parameters:
- shapearray-like, optional
The shape of the volume, by default None. Pass as a scalar, or a tuple of length 3 with (x ,y, z) filled with None for unknown dimensions.
- extent_minarray-like, optional
The minimum extent of the volume, by default None. Pass as a scalar, or a tuple of length 3 with (x ,y, z) filled with None for unknown dimensions. Pass as a scalar, or a tuple of length 3 with (x ,y, z) filled with None for unknown dimensions.
- extent_maxarray-like, optional
The maximum extent of the volume, by default None. Pass as a scalar, or a tuple of length 3 with (x ,y, z) filled with None for unknown dimensions.
- voxel_sizearray-like, optional
The size of a single voxel, by default None. Pass as a scalar, or a tuple of length 3 with (x ,y, z) filled with None for unknown dimensions.
- projection_geometryProjectionGeometry, optional
A projection geometry, by default None. Is used to suggest the volume extent in case insufficient information can be deduced from the other parameters.
- verbosebool, optional
Whether to print the parameters solving process, by default False.
- Returns:
- VolumeGeometry
The resolved volume geometry.
Notes
Currently only volume geometries with isotropic voxels are deduced.
- The function may not respect the input parameters exactly, if this is
necessary to fulfill the constraint of isotropic voxels.