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#1 Posted : Monday, July 27, 2009 11:43:42 PM(UTC)

Andi  
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Hi,

ich have to convert some medical images (grayscale images with signed pixelvalues) to unsigned images. Than doing some imageprocessing stuff and finally shifting everything back. There is also an WindowLevel- Lookuptable included.
To convert the signed data to unsigned i use the method LBitmap::ShiftMinimumToZero(puShiftAmount) and i also adjust the window/level lookuptable by shifting the level by the calculated shift amount. This works fine. But i have problems to shift everything back to get the image like it was before.
 I tried to use the method LBitmap::ShiftZeroToNegative(nShiftAmount, nMinInput, nMaxInput, nMinOutput, nMaxOutput). But i dont get the results i want and i have some questions. Are only the zero values are shifted to negative by this method or all values are decreased by the shiftamout? And i dont understand all the parameter properly. What is the the diference between the nMinInput, nMaxInput parameter and  the nMinOutput, nMaxOutput parameter? As long as i understand it the nMinInput, nMaxInput parameter are only for the BITMAPHANDLE struct and the other two parameter for the values itself. Is this true? The help files doesnt help me in this case so can somebody please explain the parameter?  

Thanks in advance
Andi


 

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#2 Posted : Tuesday, July 28, 2009 7:52:58 AM(UTC)

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Andi,
All values should be shifted using LBitmap::ShiftZeroToNegative.

If the new values after shifting do not go below nMinOutput, the shift amount will be uniform across all pixels. The input Min and Max values should be obtained from the image itself before you call ShiftZeroToNegative.

The  output Min and Max values can be obtained from the original image before it was converted to unsigned (before calling ShiftMinimumToZero).

 
#3 Posted : Wednesday, July 29, 2009 2:18:44 AM(UTC)

Andi  
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Thank you for your reply. Now i got it. If it is like you described the example code for ShiftZeroToNegative in the Leadtools Class libary help file is wrong.
For example i have an 16bit grayscale image with a grayvaluerange from -1000 to 3000. I call "ShiftMinimumToZero" to shift the data and get a shiftamount of 1000. The new grayvalues are from 0 to 4000. To shift it back i call ShiftZeroToNegative and like i understand your reply it should look like this:
ShiftZeroToNegative(1000, 0 ,4000, -1000, 3000)
The examplecode in the help file looks like this:
nRet = LeadBitmap.ShiftZeroToNegative( nShiftAmount, -32767, 32766, 0, 65535); 
which cant be work in my eyes.

On the other hand i tested the code and i get a strange result when i call the ShiftZeroToNegative method. I call GetMinMaxVal and get  1000 for the minimum value and 3000 for the maximum value. The signed flag in the Bitmaphandle is set to signed.

Did i understand all the parameter correct? What i am doing wrong? By the way i use LeadTools Version 14.5

Thanks
Andi
 





 
#4 Posted : Thursday, July 30, 2009 5:12:15 AM(UTC)

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Andi,
I want to investigate this further. Could you please send an email to support@leadtools.com from a valid email address and mention this forum post in it.
Also, if you have a toolkit serial number, please include it in the email (do NOT post it here).
 
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