How to save the simulated image of 36 angles as a tif file about d36_ball_phantom_calibration.py
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Hello! How to save the simulated image of 36 angles as a tif file about d36_ball_phantom_calibration.py.
Which paper is this code based on？Can you provide a DOI link? Thank you！
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Start with d36_ball_phantom_calibration.py and inspect how its simulated 36-angle image is produced and written. Done would be documented instructions for saving that output as a TIFF and a confirmed DOI for the paper behind the code.
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