Difference between revisions of "Rough Alignment"

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Rough [[Alignment]] is  process that adjusts the position, rotation , magnification, ect... Basically, It determines their position by using the correlation between images. It is the following procedure.
 
Rough [[Alignment]] is  process that adjusts the position, rotation , magnification, ect... Basically, It determines their position by using the correlation between images. It is the following procedure.
  
1. Select one of images as a reference (Usually, 0 degree's image), and multiply [[Windowing Function]] ([[mrcImageWindowing]]) relative to the center.
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1. Select one of images as a reference (First, Untilted Image), and multiply [[Windowing Function]] ([[mrcImageWindowing]]) relative to the center.
  
 
2. Calculate [[Correlation Function]] ([[mrcImageCorrelation]] or [[mrcImageAutoRotationCorrelation]]) between it and image adjusting position.
 
2. Calculate [[Correlation Function]] ([[mrcImageCorrelation]] or [[mrcImageAutoRotationCorrelation]]) between it and image adjusting position.
  
3. Move the image. By using [[mrcImageCorrelation]], [[mrcImageAutoRotationCorrelation]] (Option -fit/-fit2), you can get both the output of correlation and moved image.
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3. Fit the image. By using [[mrcImageCorrelation]], [[mrcImageAutoRotationCorrelation]] (Option -fit/-fit2), you can get both the output of correlation and Fitted image.

Latest revision as of 23:51, 29 July 2014

Rough Alignment is process that adjusts the position, rotation , magnification, ect... Basically, It determines their position by using the correlation between images. It is the following procedure.

1. Select one of images as a reference (First, Untilted Image), and multiply Windowing Function (mrcImageWindowing) relative to the center.

2. Calculate Correlation Function (mrcImageCorrelation or mrcImageAutoRotationCorrelation) between it and image adjusting position.

3. Fit the image. By using mrcImageCorrelation, mrcImageAutoRotationCorrelation (Option -fit/-fit2), you can get both the output of correlation and Fitted image.