List of Menu commands

File Menu

Load Proj File: Loads the sinogram from a local file. Data is stored in text files.
Save Current Projs.: Save the currently loaded sinogram.
Import Proj Data: Import sinogram data from an image, perhaps created from another application such as Matlab. User can select whether data is in rows or columns and the program will attempt to fill the 2D projection data array with the pixel values of the image. Results may be noisy data. Can work for 8 or 16 bit input images.
Open Image: Open an image, uses ImageJ FileOpener to create an ImagePlus object, which is then used to create a bufferedImage. Images of many times to be opened, such as tif, png, jpg, gif and dicom
Save Image: Saves the current image as a png

Phantom Menu

Select:  
SheppLogan Well known shepp logan phantom
Test Object1 Low contrast phantom
Test Object2 Low contrast phantom with disks of varying contrast levels located radial lines around the center
Test Object3 Another low contrast phantom, with three sets of disks at various sizes.
Test Object4  
Proj Phantom: Create projection data for selected phantom, data is then automatically backprojected and displayed
Phantom Image: Create images raster of current phantom data. can be used as a reference image.
Set count rate: For noise addition

Settings Menu

Method:  
FBP Use Filtered Back Projection. Default Value.
Iterative An iterative reconstruction algorithm, still a test version and poor quality
Set No. Iterations Sets number of iterations
Reprojection:  
Fast Uses nearest neighbour interpolation
Accurate Uses a type of linear interpolation. Default Value.
Filter:  
Filtering Toggles filtering on and off. Default is on. The filtering is FFT-based and filters are implemented as 1D arrays for use in the frequency domain, by multiplying them with the FFT of each projection array.
Set Filter Cutoff Sets the normalised cut-off frequency for the chosen filter. Default value is 1, which corresponds to the band-limit of the data.
Graph Filters Displays a window that graphs the filters in the frequency domain, allowing the user to visualize the shape of each filter at the current cut-off frequency.
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Simple Ramp Uses the simplest form of ramp filter. Has the form |n*pi|, where n is the current array index and corresponds to the sampling frequency. This is the default.
Shepp-Logan This filter has the form n*pi * sin(n*pi/width/2)/(n*pi/width/2), where width is the maximum sampling frequency and is determined also by the filter cut-off
Hamming This filter has the form n*pi * α+(1-α)*cos(2.n*pi/width) for -width/2 <n<+width/2 and 0 elsewhere. α=0.54
Hann Same as Hamming, but α=0.5
Cosine Has the form n*pi * cos(n*pi/width) for -width/2 <n<+width/2 and 0 elsewhere
Interpolation: The type of interpolation used for back projection
Nearest Uses nearest neighbour interpolation
Linear Uses linear interpolation. Default Value.
Noise:  
No noise Adds no noise. Default value.
Add noise to data Adds additive noise with a poisson distribution to the projection data, before back projection is done.
Reconstruct with noise Puts noise on the data prior to the back projection, but leaves the original data intact. So that recreating the data is not necessary.
Set Count Rate Sets the number of 'counts' to be used when creating the poisson distribution of noise values.
ROI: Region-of-interest menu.
Truncate Sets the data to be truncated.
Crop to ROI Crops the reconstructed image to the current ROI size, which corresponds to the truncation width.
Add ROI Outline Adds the outline of the ROI to the reconstructed image.
Set ROI Radius Allows user to enter a truncation radius, range is from non-zero positive to 0.5. Default is 0.165
Method: Selection sub-menu of method to correct truncation.
None Performs no correction
Simple Default cos-squared extrapolation used in the project.
Adaptive Sets extrapolation width depending on width if data in corresponding view of untruncated data. Experimental.
VanGompel Gaussian window method proposed by Van Gompel et al. Poor results.

Tools Menu:

Selection:  
Copy Copy the current image selection
Paste as Image Paste the selection as a new Image
Measure Gives pixel statistics, mean max, min, standard dev. on current selection
Show Ray Data Gives data on the last back projection, number of rays projected etc.
Graph Data Opens a simple graphing utility