tomwer z-stitching#

Purpose#

Open an interface to define and launch stitching along the z-axis (also known as axis 2). Stitching can be done on projections (Nxtomo) or reconstructed volumes.

Usage#

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usage: tomwer z-stitching [-h] [--debug] [--config CONFIG_FILE]
                          [--use-opengl-plot] [--inspect] [--check-scans]
                          [tomo_objs ...]

Common module for y and z stitcher

positional arguments:
  tomo_objs             All tomo objects to be stitched together

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --debug               Set logging system in debug mode
  --config CONFIG_FILE, --config-file CONFIG_FILE
                        Provide stitching configuration file to load
                        parameters from it
  --use-opengl-plot, --opengl-backend
                        Use OpenGL for plots (instead of matplotlib)
  --inspect             Set up stitching to be oriented 'stitching' inspected.
  --check-scans         If True will check scans before adding them. This
                        check scan validity (virtual dataset contains data...)

Example#

tomwer z-stitching dataset000?.nx

tomwer z-stitching vol*.hdf5

How-to text#

See Volume z-stitching tutorial

How-to Videos#