add fix to anisotropy bugs - #54
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe featurization pipeline now accounts for anisotropic voxel spacing. Morphology uses scaled 3D footprints, spatial measurements use physical coordinates, texture volumes are resampled along z, and size measurements use physical units. Test fixtures and benchmark signatures were updated. Anisotropic featurization
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves anisotropy-aware measurements, but current behavior can produce incorrect or failed texture features for multi-object images and miss adjacent objects when z-spacing is finer than x/y spacing. These correctness issues should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ImageSetLoader
participant FeatureCalculations
participant SpacingTransforms
participant FeatureOutputs
ImageSetLoader->>FeatureCalculations: anisotropy_spacing
FeatureCalculations->>SpacingTransforms: scaled footprints, coordinates, or volumes
SpacingTransforms-->>FeatureCalculations: physically normalized data
FeatureCalculations->>FeatureOutputs: updated feature measurements
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23-24: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise the anisotropic path in the texture tests.
The default
(1.0, 1.0, 1.0)causesresample_to_isotropicto return the input unchanged. Add a fixture with spacing such as(2.0, 1.0, 1.0)and a multi-slice object. This will cover the new resampling path and mask handling.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/zedprofiler/featurization/granularity.py`:
- Around line 50-56: Update the footprint construction around rz, ry, and rx so
coarse axes are not forced to a one-voxel radius. Build a coordinate grid
covering the requested physical radius using the voxel spacings, then include
only coordinates whose physical distance is within radius; preserve the
spherical ball fast path for equal radii where valid.
In `@src/zedprofiler/featurization/neighbors.py`:
- Around line 45-53: Update compute_neighbors to convert anisotropy_factor into
an integer voxel radius, rounding the physical reach upward before using it for
footprint dimensions and center indices. Preserve the minimum radius of one, and
add a regression test covering a non-integral factor such as 1.5.
In `@src/zedprofiler/featurization/texture.py`:
- Around line 94-98: Update the image scaling path around scipy.ndimage.zoom so
integer image inputs are cast to a floating dtype before interpolation when
anisotropy_factor differs from 1. Preserve the existing zoom parameters and
behavior for already-floating inputs, ensuring scale_image receives
non-quantized interpolated values for Haralick feature computation.
- Around line 208-211: In the resampling flow around resample_to_isotropic, when
anisotropy_factor differs from 1, resample object_mask.astype(numpy.uint8) with
nearest-neighbor order=0, then zero image_object outside the resampled mask
before applying scaling. Preserve the existing behavior when no anisotropic
resampling is needed.
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In `@tests/featurization/test_texture.py`:
- Around line 23-24: Add an anisotropic texture-test fixture near
anisotropy_spacing using non-uniform spacing such as (2.0, 1.0, 1.0), and ensure
it supplies a multi-slice object so resample_to_isotropic exercises actual
resampling and mask handling instead of returning the input unchanged.
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In `@src/zedprofiler/featurization/neighbors.py`:
- Around line 45-50: Update compute_neighbors and adjacency_footprint so
anisotropy_factor values below 1 preserve the documented physical adjacency
range by deriving the z and xy radii consistently from the factor, or explicitly
reject such values. Ensure NeighborsCountAdjacent uses the same radii for
cropping and footprint construction, and add a regression test covering
anisotropy_factor=0.5.
In `@src/zedprofiler/featurization/texture.py`:
- Line 65: Update the docstring for the interpolation order parameter near the
order argument to document the actual default of 3 (cubic) instead of 1
(linear), keeping the parameter behavior unchanged.
- Around line 234-241: In the object-processing loop, preserve the full label
image used for subsequent iterations and store the cropped, resampled result of
resample_to_isotropic in a separate mask variable. Apply that resampled mask
only when remasking image_object, while leaving the original label_object
available for the next object's bounding-box extraction.
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| z_radius = 1 # the next slice essentially represents the | ||
| # same physical distance as 1 z-voxel, so always expand by 1 in z | ||
| # if the objects are touching it will be caught in this discrete | ||
| # scale. No need to interpolate here | ||
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| xy_radius = max(1, int(numpy.ceil(anisotropy_factor))) |
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Handle fine-z anisotropy or reject it explicitly.
When anisotropy_factor < 1, compute_neighbors expands the adjacent crop by only one z voxel, and adjacency_footprint also uses z_radius=1. A z voxel then covers less physical distance than an x/y voxel, so NeighborsCountAdjacent can miss objects within the documented physical adjacency range. Derive both radii from anisotropy_factor and use them for both the crop and footprint, or reject factors below 1. Add a regression test for anisotropy_factor=0.5.
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In `@src/zedprofiler/featurization/neighbors.py` around lines 45 - 50, Update
compute_neighbors and adjacency_footprint so anisotropy_factor values below 1
preserve the documented physical adjacency range by deriving the z and xy radii
consistently from the factor, or explicitly reject such values. Ensure
NeighborsCountAdjacent uses the same radii for cropping and footprint
construction, and add a regression test covering anisotropy_factor=0.5.
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is anisotropy_factor guaranteed to be 1 or more?
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@gwaybio, no. The current code does not guarantee this condition.
ImageSetLoader calculates anisotropy_factor as z_spacing / y_spacing. The CLI accepts arbitrary floating-point z, y, and x spacing. The feature request can also override anisotropy_factor directly. Neither path requires a value of at least 1.
The usual microscopy case may have z_spacing >= y_spacing. However, the public input contract permits anisotropy_factor < 1. The finding remains valid unless the project adds and documents validation that rejects these inputs.
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| def resample_to_isotropic( | ||
| image: numpy.ndarray, | ||
| anisotropy_factor: float, | ||
| order: int = 3, |
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Update the interpolation-order documentation.
The function now defaults to order=3, but the docstring states that the default is 1 (linear). Document the cubic default so callers and generated documentation reflect the actual behavior.
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In `@src/zedprofiler/featurization/texture.py` at line 65, Update the docstring
for the interpolation order parameter near the order argument to document the
actual default of 3 (cubic) instead of 1 (linear), keeping the parameter
behavior unchanged.
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yes, we should address this Mike!
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@gwaybio, agreed. Please update the order parameter documentation to state that the default is 3 (cubic). The function behavior does not need to change.
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Please address all comments, which I believe are all important. No need for me to re-review, unless you have specific things to discuss. Looking great!
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does this function belong inside granularity? Wondering if we will ever want to use elsewhere, and, if so, might it make sense to place outside in a utils file?
| # subsample_size here instead, a bug that leaves back_pixels the same | ||
| # size as pixels (mostly zero-filled from out-of-bounds sampling) and | ||
| # applies the tophat radius at the wrong scale. We intentionally do | ||
| # not replicate that bug. |
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| # not replicate that bug. | |
| # not replicate that 3D bug. |
| # offsets, and mixing them unscaled would bias the result whenever | ||
| # z-spacing differs from x/y-spacing. | ||
| z_spacing, y_spacing, x_spacing = ( | ||
| object_loader.image_set_loader.anisotropy_spacing |
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is object_loader.image_set_loader guaranteed to have this attribute?
| z_radius = 1 # the next slice essentially represents the | ||
| # same physical distance as 1 z-voxel, so always expand by 1 in z | ||
| # if the objects are touching it will be caught in this discrete | ||
| # scale. No need to interpolate here | ||
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| xy_radius = max(1, int(numpy.ceil(anisotropy_factor))) |
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is anisotropy_factor guaranteed to be 1 or more?
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| current_max=y_max, | ||
| expand_by=1, | ||
| expand_by=adjacency_xy_radius, |
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will this expand_by in x and y by the adjacency_xy_radius as well? From line 220, it seems this value can be anisotropy in z dim, which would be bad for expanding in x and y.
| image_object = resample_to_isotropic( | ||
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| anisotropy_factor=anisotropy_factor, | ||
| # order is 3 (cubic) by default |
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i recommend explicitly defining, rather than relying on default, since default can change and silently break this
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| order: int = 3, | ||
| ) -> numpy.ndarray: | ||
| """Resample a (z, y, x) volume to isotropic voxel spacing along z. |
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might be worth mentioning that texture uses this for both the microsocpy image and binary masks
| # unit-consistent with SurfaceArea (which is already physical, via | ||
| # marching_cubes(spacing=...) below). | ||
| voxel_volume = spacing[0] * spacing[1] * spacing[2] | ||
| volume_physical = props["area"].item() * voxel_volume |
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why are we multiplying voxel_volume by area? Area is precisely the anisotropic factor that would arrive at volume?
| # marching_cubes(spacing=...) below). | ||
| voxel_volume = spacing[0] * spacing[1] * spacing[2] | ||
| volume_physical = props["area"].item() * voxel_volume | ||
| bbox_volume_physical = props["bbox_area"].item() * voxel_volume |
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| "image_set_name": "s", | ||
| "image_id": "s", | ||
| "anisotropy_spacing": (1.0, 1.0, 1.0), |
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it would be great for somewhere in this test to test other anisotropy spacings!
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Several featurization modules computed distances, structuring elements, or physical quantities directly in voxel-index space, implicitly assuming isotropic spacing. When z-spacing differs from x/y-spacing (the typical microscopy case), this biased results in z-involving directions/computations. This PR fixes the affected modules:
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