Dose interpolation fix due to indexing issue#192
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Unfortunately, centering doesn't resolve the issue. Orange is Eclipse and Green is this new method: centering the LUT.
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I should point out that the volume of the structures posted in this PR are ~0.03cc. |
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I noticed a shift in the interpolated DVH calculations, even if the resolution was equal to the original dose grid. Upon inspection of the code, it appears as if there were a couple of list indexing issues.
The light blue line is calculated with the current
dicompyler-coremaster. The orange is calculated with Eclipse, and imported as a DICOM DVH. The dark blue line is calculated with this pull request.The edits to lines 165 and 166 were applied intuitively, but I have not done any testing other than to show it doesn't crash.
The
+1's tosampling_rateandextent_dosealone fix the shifted DVH.