Examples with DoubleType net.imglib2.type.numeric.real.DoubleType used on opensource projects

Example 61 with DoubleType

use of net.imglib2.type.numeric.real.DoubleType in project imagej-ops by imagej.

the class CreateImgTest method testImageDimensions.

@Test
public void testImageDimensions() {
    final Random randomGenerator = new Random();
    for (int i = 0; i < TEST_SIZE; i++) {
        // between 2 and 5 dimensions
        final long[] dim = new long[randomGenerator.nextInt(4) + 2];
        // between 2 and 10 pixels per dimensions
        for (int j = 0; j < dim.length; j++) {
            dim[j] = randomGenerator.nextInt(9) + 2;
        }
        // create img
        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") final Img<DoubleType> img = (Img<DoubleType>) ops.run(CreateImgFromDimsAndType.class, dim, new DoubleType());
        assertArrayEquals("Image Dimensions:", dim, Intervals.dimensionsAsLongArray(img));
    }
}

Example 62 with DoubleType

use of net.imglib2.type.numeric.real.DoubleType in project imagej-ops by imagej.

the class CreateKernelDiffractionTest method testKernelDiffraction.

@Test
public void testKernelDiffraction() {
    final Dimensions dims = new FinalDimensions(10, 10);
    // numerical aperture
    final double NA = 1.4;
    // wavelength
    final double lambda = 610E-09;
    // specimen refractive index
    final double ns = 1.33;
    // immersion refractive index, experimental
    final double ni = 1.5;
    // lateral pixel size
    final double resLateral = 100E-9;
    // axial pixel size
    final double resAxial = 250E-9;
    // position of particle
    final double pZ = 2000E-9D;
    // pixel type of created kernel
    final DoubleType type = new DoubleType();
    final // 
    Img<DoubleType> kernel = ops.create().kernelDiffraction(dims, NA, lambda, ns, ni, resLateral, resAxial, pZ, type);
    final double[] expected = { 0.03298495871588273, 0.04246786111102021, 0.0543588031627261, 0.06650574371357207, 0.07370280610722534, 0.07370280610722534, 0.06650574371357207, 0.0543588031627261, 0.04246786111102021, 0.03298495871588273, 0.04246786111102021, 0.05962205221267819, 0.08320071670150801, 0.10800022978800021, 0.1247473245002288, 0.1247473245002288, 0.10800022978800021, 0.08320071670150801, 0.05962205221267819, 0.04246786111102021, 0.0543588031627261, 0.08320071670150801, 0.1247473245002288, 0.1971468112729564, 0.2691722397359577, 0.2691722397359577, 0.1971468112729564, 0.1247473245002288, 0.08320071670150801, 0.0543588031627261, 0.06650574371357207, 0.10800022978800021, 0.1971468112729564, 0.40090474481128285, 0.6227157103102976, 0.6227157103102976, 0.40090474481128285, 0.1971468112729564, 0.10800022978800021, 0.06650574371357207, 0.07370280610722534, 0.1247473245002288, 0.2691722397359577, 0.6227157103102976, 1.0, 1.0, 0.6227157103102976, 0.2691722397359577, 0.1247473245002288, 0.07370280610722534, 0.07370280610722534, 0.1247473245002288, 0.2691722397359577, 0.6227157103102976, 1.0, 1.0, 0.6227157103102976, 0.2691722397359577, 0.1247473245002288, 0.07370280610722534, 0.06650574371357207, 0.10800022978800021, 0.1971468112729564, 0.40090474481128285, 0.6227157103102976, 0.6227157103102976, 0.40090474481128285, 0.1971468112729564, 0.10800022978800021, 0.06650574371357207, 0.0543588031627261, 0.08320071670150801, 0.1247473245002288, 0.1971468112729564, 0.2691722397359577, 0.2691722397359577, 0.1971468112729564, 0.1247473245002288, 0.08320071670150801, 0.0543588031627261, 0.04246786111102021, 0.05962205221267819, 0.08320071670150801, 0.10800022978800021, 0.1247473245002288, 0.1247473245002288, 0.10800022978800021, 0.08320071670150801, 0.05962205221267819, 0.04246786111102021, 0.03298495871588273, 0.04246786111102021, 0.0543588031627261, 0.06650574371357207, 0.07370280610722534, 0.07370280610722534, 0.06650574371357207, 0.0543588031627261, 0.04246786111102021, 0.03298495871588273 };
    assertArrayEquals(expected, asArray(kernel), 0.0);
}

Example 63 with DoubleType

use of net.imglib2.type.numeric.real.DoubleType in project imagej-ops by imagej.

the class CopyImgTest method createData.

@Before
public void createData() {
    input = new ArrayImgFactory<DoubleType>().create(new int[] { 120, 100 }, new DoubleType());
    final Random r = new Random(System.currentTimeMillis());
    final Cursor<DoubleType> inc = input.cursor();
    while (inc.hasNext()) {
        inc.next().set(r.nextDouble());
    }
}

Example 64 with DoubleType

use of net.imglib2.type.numeric.real.DoubleType in project imagej-ops by imagej.

the class CopyTypeTest method copyTypeWithOutputTest.

@Test
public void copyTypeWithOutputTest() {
    DoubleType out = new DoubleType();
    ops.run(CopyType.class, out, dt);
    assertEquals(dt.get(), out.get(), 0.0);
}

Example 65 with DoubleType

use of net.imglib2.type.numeric.real.DoubleType in project imagej-ops by imagej.

the class OpServiceTest method testOpByName.

/**
 * Tests {@link OpService#op(String, Object...)}.
 */
@Test
public void testOpByName() {
    final DoubleType value = new DoubleType(123.456);
    final Op op = ops.op("test.infinity", value);
    assertSame(InfinityOp.class, op.getClass());
    assertFalse(Double.isInfinite(value.get()));
    op.run();
    assertTrue(Double.isInfinite(value.get()));
}