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feat: set StructureSetToSegmentation continuous argument to False #77

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HNSCC data was generating the following error:
IndexError: [-65.00013333] index is out of bounds for image sized (123, 512, 512, 1).

This was caused by the med-imagetools class StructureSettoSegmentation initialization setting the continuous argument to True, which allowed for the RTSTRUCT physical points to be converted into indices that were floats instead of integers.

Setting continuous = False in loadRTSTRUCTSITK should solve this issue.

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced segmentation loader functionality for improved conversion accuracy.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Fixed index generation to ensure integers are used instead of floats during RTSTRUCT to segmentation conversion.

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The pull request introduces a modification to the loadRTSTRUCTSITK function in the src/readii/loaders.py module. The key change is the addition of a continuous parameter set to False in the StructureSetToSegmentation class instantiation. This ensures that indices generated during the conversion process are integers instead of floats. The function's overall structure, parameters, return types, and error handling remain unchanged, preserving its original functionality while enhancing the segmentation loader.

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src/readii/loaders.py Modified loadRTSTRUCTSITK function to add continuous parameter set to False in the instantiation of StructureSetToSegmentation, ensuring integer indices. Comments updated for clarity. Method signature remains unchanged.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/readii/loaders.py (1)

Line range hint 75-92: Consider adding debug logging for index-related issues.

While the fix is solid, it might be helpful to add debug logging when indices are generated to help troubleshoot any future issues.

Add this logging before the StructureSetToSegmentation call:

 	logger.debug(f"Making mask using ROI names: {roiNames}")
+	logger.debug("Initializing StructureSetToSegmentation with continuous=False to ensure integer indices")
 	
 	# Initialize med-imagetools loader to convert RTSTRUCT point cloud to a segmentation
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Line range hint 82-92: Existing error handling is sufficient for the change.

The try-except block properly handles ValueError, which would catch any issues during mask generation, including potential problems with the new continuous=False setting. The empty dictionary return on error provides a clean fallback.


75-79: LGTM! The fix addresses the IndexError as intended.

The addition of continuous=False is the correct solution to prevent float indices in the RTSTRUCT conversion, which was causing the IndexError with HNSCC data. The added comment clearly explains the rationale.

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✅ Verification successful

The fix is properly integrated with error handling and safe to use

The code change is well-integrated within the existing error handling structure:

  • The StructureSetToSegmentation is used only once in the codebase
  • The operation is wrapped in a try-except block that gracefully handles failures by returning an empty dictionary
  • The continuous=False parameter will prevent float indices while maintaining the existing error recovery mechanism
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