Flatness and Symmetric Problem

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hi all

when I try to use the FlatSym module in Pylinac since my EPID image was inverted (background was 1 and the radiation field was 0), the results will be wrong (see attached image) the original image also was attached.
can you give me some solution?

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RI.25698111.10_10-1_1_1.dcm (387 KB)

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I do my analysis a bit differently, but I think you could do the following:

  • my_img = pylinac.FlatSym([insert image path here])

Then, if you suspect that it needs to be inverted you can do:

  • my_img.invert()
    Then you can analyze:

  • my_img.analyze()

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Hi David

Thank you, but when I used ‘my_image.invert()’ and I received this error: "‘FlatSym’ object has no attribute ‘invert’".

**I think I should add some inversion property to it. could you share your '**flatsym.py’ file with me??

Best regards.

Mohammad

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For the newest version of pylinac use my_img.image.invert()

5

Hi James

Thank you so much. it works well.

Another problem is that when calling StandardImagingQC3 , it returns: “ValueError: Unable to find the QC-3 phantom in the image.” error

I attached my image.

aS100 Image.dcm (1.5 MB)

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Change this line in your local library: https://github.com/jrkerns/pylinac/blob/master/pylinac/planar_imaging.py#L511

change rtol=0.05 to rtol=0.07 and it works.

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Thanks, James.

As you said I changed it but still get the previous error.

Is it possible for you to share the “planar_imaging.py” file with me?