More consistent forward dose calculation and new dose engine tests #869
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This pull request introduces significant improvements and new features to the particle pencil beam dose calculation engines in matRad, with a focus on more robust handling of bixel weight and monitor units (MU), improved air offset correction for particle therapy, and expanded test coverage for new and existing functionalities. The changes enhance both the accuracy and maintainability of the dose calculation codebase.
Dose Calculation Engine Improvements:
weightandMUin bixel anddijstructures, and ensures these are properly propagated and ordered inresultGUI. This improves clarity and correctness in dose calculation for both direct and indirect dose computation modes. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Steering and Air Offset Correction Enhancements:
matRad_StfGeneratorParticleIMPTclass now supports anairOffsetCorrectionproperty and applies a correction to the radiological depth calculation based on machine metadata, improving physical modeling accuracy for protons and heavier ions. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]Testing and Quality Assurance:
test_HongPB.mandtest_FSPB.mto thoroughly test engine instantiation, machine loading, dose calculation accuracy for various ion types, and error handling for unsupported or invalid settings. [1] [2]Codebase Maintenance:
These changes collectively improve the accuracy, robustness, and maintainability of the particle pencil beam dose calculation workflow in matRad.