Open SeanPan2 opened 2 years ago
Hi @SeanPan2 ,
eval_curvature_grid
is part of the zernike library. Please take a look at that.
Also incase you are getting any error, please paste the error trace in the comments below to better diagnose the problem.
thanks Siddhartha,.Can I use the image you uploaded on Github? Hope for your reply
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Hi @SeanPan2 , eval_curvature_grid is part of the zernike library. Please take a look at that. Also incase you are getting any error, please paste the error trace in the comments below to better diagnose the problem.
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Yes, sure you can use the images. We have kept those for testing and running the pipeline. :)
hi, siddhartha. If I want get more keratoconus eye images, do you know where I can download?
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Yes, sure you can use the images. We have kept those for testing and running the pipeline. :)
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You can certainly google for more keratoconus eye images, but as they are captured from a variety of camera hardware with different placido-based attachments, SmartKC image processing pipeline may not work.
Hi Siddhartha, I solve the last problem. However, I didn't find this function ''eval_curvature_grid'' in this part of main .py . ''# compute curvatures k1 (instantaneous) and k2 (axial) k1, k2 = cart.eval_curvature_grid(c1, matrix=True) k1, k2 = abs(k1), abs(k2) k1_raw = k1.copy() inst_roc, axial_roc = 1 / k1, 1 / k2 # computing roc from curvatures''