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Document physical target visualization color scales
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README.md
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R_gray = R / pi
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## Reference Label Generation
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The target modalities are generated using Lu-Chipman decomposition from measured
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R_gray = R / pi
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Visualization note: after applying this optional physical-range mapping, use the
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nominal physical ranges for color scales when comparing samples or models:
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`D/Delta` in `[0, 1]`, `eta/R` in `[0, pi]`, and `theta/psi` in
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`[-pi/2, pi/2]`. Per-sample min/max color scales are useful for inspection, but
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they can make cross-sample or cross-modality comparisons visually misleading.
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The helper script `scripts/test2.py` demonstrates both normalized targets and
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physical targets with fixed physical colorbar ranges.
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## Reference Label Generation
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The target modalities are generated using Lu-Chipman decomposition from measured
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