The current version of reset_origin (in lib_regions_of_interest.py) modifies the its ROI-table input and returns it. If it's meant to be an in-place modification, then it should not return. I think the most transparent option is to make a fresh copy and return the updated table.
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reset_origin(inlib_regions_of_interest.py) modifies the its ROI-table input and returns it. If it's meant to be an in-place modification, then it should not return. I think the most transparent option is to make a fresh copy and return the updated table.Refs: