struct.merge {espadon} | R Documentation |
Merging of structures into a new structure
Description
The struct.merge
function merges two structures
into a new one. It is useful for comparing contours, for example.
Usage
struct.merge(
ref.struct,
add.struct,
roi.name = NULL,
roi.sname = NULL,
roi.idx = NULL,
suffix = "",
alias = "",
description = ""
)
Arguments
ref.struct |
struct class object. All RoI of this structure are kept. |
add.struct |
struct class object. Only the selected RoI are kept for merging. |
roi.name |
Vector of exact names of the RoI in the |
roi.sname |
Vector of names or parts of names of the RoI in the
|
roi.idx |
Vector of indices of the RoI that belong to the |
suffix |
Character string. |
alias |
Character string, |
description |
Character string, describing the the resulted object. |
Details
If roi.name
, roi.sname
, and roi.idx
are all
NULL
, then all RoI of add.struct are selected.
Value
Returns a struct class object. See espadon.class for class definitions.
Note
Beware that, when merging structures, some RoI may have same name or
roi.info$roi.pseudo
. In this case struct.merge
prints a warning
message. Consider changing suffix
to avoid the ambiguity.
See Also
Examples
# loading of toy-patient objects (decrease dxyz and increase beam.nb for
# better result)
step <- 5
patient <- toy.load.patient (modality = c("rtdose"),
dxyz = rep (step, 3), beam.nb = 3)
D <- patient$rtdose[[1]]
# isodose 50% Dmax Gy and 90% Dmax
bin50 <- bin.from.vol (D, min = 0.5 * D$max.pixel)
bin90 <- bin.from.vol (D, min = 0.9 * D$max.pixel)
S.isodose50 <- struct.from.bin (bin50, roi.name = "50pc" ,
roi.color = "#00FFFF")
S.isodose90 <- struct.from.bin (bin90, roi.name = "90pc" ,
roi.color = "#FFFF00")
S <- struct.merge (S.isodose50, S.isodose90, alias = "isodose",
description = paste ("isodose of", D$object.alias))
# Dmax location :
z.dmax <- get.xyz.from.index(which (D$vol3D.data == D$max.pixel), D)[1,3]
display.plane(top = D, struct = S, view.coord = z.dmax, legend.shift = -50)