Source code for pytomography.likelihoods.mse_objective

from __future__ import annotations
import pytomography
import torch
from .likelihood import Likelihood
from pytomography.projectors import SystemMatrix

[docs]class NegativeMSELikelihood(Likelihood): r"""Negative mean squared error likelihood function :math:`L(g|f) = -\frac{1}{2} \alpha \sum_i \left(g_i-(Hf)_i\right)^2` where :math:`g` is the acquired data, :math:`H` is the system matrix, :math:`f` is the object being reconstructed, and :math:`\alpha` is the scaling constant. The negative is taken so that the it works in gradient ascent (as opposed to descent) algorithms Args: system_matrix (SystemMatrix): The system matrix modeling the particular system whereby the projections were obtained projections (torch.Tensor): Acquired data additive_term (torch.Tensor, optional): Additional term added after forward projection by the system matrix. This term might include things like scatter and randoms. Defaults to None. additive_term_variance_estimate (torch.tensor, optional): Variance estimate of the additive term. If none, then uncertainty estimation does not include contribution from the additive term. Defaults to None. """ def __init__( self, system_matrix: SystemMatrix, projections: torch.Tensor | None = None, additive_term: torch.Tensor = None, scaling_constant: float = 1.0 ) -> None: super().__init__(system_matrix, projections, additive_term) self.scaling_constant = scaling_constant
[docs] def compute_gradient( self, object: torch.Tensor, subset_idx: int | None = None, norm_BP_subset_method: str = 'subset_specific' ) -> torch.Tensor: r"""Computes the gradient for the mean squared error objective function given by :math:`\nabla_f L(g|f) = H^T \left(g-Hf\right)`. Args: object (torch.Tensor): Object :math:`f` on which the likelihood is computed subset_idx (int | None, optional): Specifies the subset for forward/back projection. If none, then forward/back projection is done over all subsets, and the entire projections :math:`g` are used. Defaults to None. norm_BP_subset_method (str, optional): Specifies how :math:`H^T 1` is calculated when subsets are used. If 'subset_specific', then uses :math:`H_m^T 1`. If `average_of_subsets`, then uses the average of all :math:`H_m^T 1`s for any given subset (scaled to the relative size of the subset if subsets are not equal size). Defaults to 'subset_specific'. Returns: torch.Tensor: The gradient of the Poisson likelihood. """ proj_subset = self._get_projection_subset(self.projections, subset_idx) additive_term_subset = self._get_projection_subset(self.additive_term, subset_idx) self.projections_predicted = self.system_matrix.forward(object, subset_idx) + additive_term_subset return self.system_matrix.backward(proj_subset - self.projections_predicted , subset_idx) * self.scaling_constant
[docs]class SARTWeightedNegativeMSELikelihood(Likelihood): def __init__( self, system_matrix: SystemMatrix, projections: torch.Tensor, additive_term: torch.Tensor = None, ) -> None: super().__init__(system_matrix, projections, additive_term)
[docs] def compute_gradient( self, object: torch.Tensor, subset_idx: int | None = None, norm_BP_subset_method: str = 'subset_specific' ) -> torch.Tensor: r"""Computes the gradient for the mean squared error objective function given by :math:`\nabla_f L(g|f) = H^T \left(g-Hf\right)`. Args: object (torch.Tensor): Object :math:`f` on which the likelihood is computed subset_idx (int | None, optional): Specifies the subset for forward/back projection. If none, then forward/back projection is done over all subsets, and the entire projections :math:`g` are used. Defaults to None. norm_BP_subset_method (str, optional): Specifies how :math:`H^T 1` is calculated when subsets are used. If 'subset_specific', then uses :math:`H_m^T 1`. If `average_of_subsets`, then uses the average of all :math:`H_m^T 1`s for any given subset (scaled to the relative size of the subset if subsets are not equal size). Defaults to 'subset_specific'. Returns: torch.Tensor: The gradient of the Poisson likelihood. """ proj_subset = self._get_projection_subset(self.projections, subset_idx) additive_term_subset = self._get_projection_subset(self.additive_term, subset_idx) self.projections_predicted = self.system_matrix.forward(object, subset_idx) + additive_term_subset norm_FP = self.system_matrix.forward(object*0+1, subset_idx) # TODO: Slow implementation norm_BP = self._get_normBP(subset_idx) return self.system_matrix.backward((proj_subset - self.projections_predicted)/(norm_FP+pytomography.delta) , subset_idx)