Simon Biggs
> @SimonBiggs I will need some guidance, if you please. Of course. I believe I queried the relevant table filtered for a dummy physics patient to get a pandas data...
> I have no idea what's triggering this behavior. Any way to stop this? When I edit and save that toml file in VSCode mine doesn't auto-sort. I suspect it...
> it removed duplicate column names between tables. Ewww, gross :(
Also, for that schedule table were you able to automatically extract that list from the SQL database? It might be worth adding a comment to the top of the file...
I think helpers would be the perfect location. As a first pass, make it so that the function itself doesn't edit the TOML file, instead just creates a dictionary. Then,...
It certainly is possible, but, you might find that writing the contour lines of a different gamma distribution levels into a DICOM structure file would produce the most sensible visual...
If you want to convert a grid of values into contour lines that you can pass into a DICOM structure file then the following matplotlib based function can be utilised:...
I also have a test suite already written that covers the above code. So, once you have some success using the above, I can also provide that test suite.
Potentially, a good first step to get a good idea of the value of embarking on something like this would be to add some usage statistics into PyMedPhys? At the...
Heya @Matthew-Jennings, happy for you to make the judgement call here. When using the only metrics we have at the moment I suspect that putting your time and work into...