]> Check imager class

Check for Time-Domain or Frequency-Domain Imagers

isFD() and isTD() try to guess which style imager is being modeled. This is important primarily because the different imagers need to call different low-level routines to calculate the detected fluence and the forward matrix.

Function Summary

Syntax:	yesno = isFD(SD, MeasList);
Inputs:	SD	SD structure
Inputs:	MeasList	Measurement List that corresponds to experimental data
Outputs:	yesno	Boolean true/false value

Syntax:	yesno = isTD(SD, MeasList);
Inputs:	SD	SD structure
Inputs:	MeasList	Measurement List that corresponds to experimental data
Outputs:	yesno	Boolean true/false value

Detailed Descriptions

These functions only look at the measurement list. Note that while it is possible for a measurement list to contain both frequency-domain and time-domain measurements, this is not recommended as it's likely to cause problems calculating the forward problem. If mixed TD/FD operation is essential, the best solution is to pass all-TD or all-FD subsets of the measurement list to genBornMat() instead of trying to calculate everything with one call.