Closed cherryandmoon closed 3 years ago
adler-j
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3 years ago ODL enforces strictly increasing angles as a convention, the standard solution if you have real data is to re-order your data to have clockwise angles using e.g. data = data[::-1].
cherryandmoon
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3 years ago Hi Jonas,
Thanks for your reply. It works.
Best regard, Wenjuan
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3 years ago That's great! If there's nothing more I'll close this issue.
cherryandmoon
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3 years ago Sure, no problem. Thanks.
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hi, hope this is not a silly question to ask. I am trying to create an angle partition, using angle_part = odl.uniform_partition(0,2 np.pi,393) however, I need anticlockwise angles, i.e., with -2np.pi, but seems not allowed. Would you please give me some advice? Thanks.