Added REFoCUS for IQ - #570
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Refocus call integration and validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to IQ decoding now requires a demodulation frequency and uses absolute-frequency ramp filtering, with tests covering equivalence, batching, validation, dtype, and backend behavior. Two pre-existing configuration edge cases remain for follow-up, so the change is mergeable with bounded owner awareness. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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2168-2174: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the frequency-offset convention for IQ.
The baseband bins are shifted by
demodulation_frequency / sampling_frequency. This depends onsampling_frequencybeing the complex (decimated) rate, whichVerasonicsConverter.sampling_frequencyhalves in baseband mode (zea/data/convert/verasonics.py:503-524). Add a short comment that states this expectation. A mismatch produces a wrong phase ramp with no visible error.Note also that the RF path skips the DC bin while the IQ path keeps all bins. If that difference is intentional, state the reason in a comment.
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2094-2107: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUpdate both docstrings for the new arguments.
_decodenow takesdemodulation_frequencyandsampling_frequency, andcallnow takes a requireddemodulation_frequency. Neither docstring lists them. The_decodedocstring also still statesfloat32input and output only, which no longer describes the IQ layout.📝 Proposed docstring additions
delays_samples: ``(n_tx, n_el)`` transmit delays in samples. apod: ``(n_tx, n_el)`` transmit apodization. + demodulation_frequency: Demodulation frequency in Hz. Used for the + IQ path only. + sampling_frequency: Sampling frequency in Hz. For IQ data this is + the complex (decimated) rate.sampling_frequency: Sampling frequency in Hz. + demodulation_frequency: Demodulation frequency in Hz. Used to shift + the baseband spectrum for IQ input (``n_ch == 2``). probe_geometry: ``(n_el, 3)`` element positions in metres.Also applies to: 2211-2233
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2271-2273: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winFormat both decode calls.
Both lines exceed Ruff’s 100-character limit. Split the calls and add spaces after the commas. Operation calls reject positional arguments, so the signature change does not require compatibility updates.
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2159-2165: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUpdate the IQ shape comments and typo
ops.fftreceives tensors shaped(n_el, n_tx, n_ax)and returns tensors with that shape. Align the stale comments with this shape and the(2, 1, 0)transpose.The
ifft2workaround is valid because Keras 3.15 has no 1-Difft, andifft2scales by1/(h * w); the dummy axis has length1.Change
"supoort"to"support".🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@zea/ops/pipeline.py`:
- Around line 2108-2111: Update _decode to explicitly reject unsupported n_ch
values after the n_ch == 1 and n_ch == 2 branches, raising a clear error instead
of allowing the method to return None; structure the IQ branch as the
corresponding else path while preserving both supported channel behaviors.
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In `@zea/ops/pipeline.py`:
- Around line 2168-2174: Update the frequency construction near frequency and
demodulation_frequency to document that sampling_frequency must be the complex,
decimated IQ rate (halved by VerasonicsConverter in baseband mode), so the
offset is normalized correctly. Also add a brief comment explaining the
intentional difference that IQ retains the DC bin while the RF path skips it, if
this behavior is part of the existing design.
- Around line 2094-2107: Update the _decode and call docstrings to document
their new demodulation_frequency and sampling_frequency arguments, including
that demodulation_frequency is required by call. Revise _decode’s data and
decoded descriptions to reflect the current IQ layout and supported dtype rather
than claiming float32-only input and output.
- Around line 2271-2273: Format both _decode invocations in the vmap and
non-vmap branches to comply with Ruff’s 100-character limit, placing each
argument on appropriate lines and adding spaces after commas. Preserve the
existing arguments and behavior; no compatibility changes are needed.
- Around line 2159-2165: Update the IQ shape comments near the ops.fft and
transpose calls to state the actual (n_el, n_tx, n_ax) input/output shape and
its rearrangement via (2, 1, 0); also correct the typo “supoort” to “support”
wherever it appears in the affected code.
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In `@zea/ops/pipeline.py`:
- Around line 2173-2181: Update the frequency construction around k and
frequency so the Nyquist bin k == n_ax // 2 uses the negative-frequency
convention for even n_ax, while preserving the existing positive/negative
mapping for all other bins and the subsequent demodulation offset.
- Around line 2179-2181: Update the frequency handling around the n_ch == 2 IQ
decoding path to explicitly resolve a missing demodulation_frequency before
dividing by sampling_frequency, or raise a clear ValueError when it is absent;
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- Correct Nyquist bin frequency sign for even-length FFTs (was +0.5, should be -0.5 per numpy.fft.fftfreq convention) - Raise a clear ValueError when demodulation_frequency is missing for IQ (n_ch=2) input instead of crashing with TypeError - Document initial_times and demodulation_frequency in call() docstring - Fix a pre-existing ruff format issue in test_refocus.py
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2181-2189: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse a non-negative ramp for the signed IQ spectrum.
The IQ path now passes signed frequencies to
_get_hinv. Whenmethod="adjoint"andparam is None, Line 2074 setsramp_vals = f_vec, so negative-frequency bins receive negative gains. This changes their sign and corrupts the default ramp-filtered IQ output.Use
ops.abs(f_vec)for the ramp while keeping the signed vector for the phase matrix. Add a numerical regression test for the default IQ adjoint path.Proposed fix
Hinv = ops.conj(ops.transpose(H, (0, 2, 1))) - ramp_vals = f_vec if self.param is None else ops.ones_like(f_vec) + ramp_vals = ops.abs(f_vec) if self.param is None else ops.ones_like(f_vec)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The ramp filter compensates a real, symmetric passband gain and must stay non-negative. RF frequencies are already non-negative (rfft, DC excluded) so this is a no-op there, but IQ frequencies can be negative for baseband bins below the demodulation frequency, and a signed ramp flipped the sign of those bins instead of scaling their amplitude.
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2023-2024: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the ramp-filter documentation.
param=Nonenow multiplies by|f|, not signedf. The current documentation is incorrect for negative IQ baseband frequencies.Proposed fix
- - ``'adjoint'``: ``None`` applies a ramp filter (multiply by - :math:`f`). Set to ``0`` to disable the ramp filter. Defaults to ``None``. + - ``'adjoint'``: ``None`` applies a ramp filter (multiply by + :math:`|f|`). Set to ``0`` to disable the ramp filter. Defaults to ``None``.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 2023-2024: Update the ``'adjoint'`` parameter documentation to
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signed ``f``; retain that ``0`` disables the ramp filter and the default is
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1206-1206: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winValidate that
patch_sizeis a positive integer.A positive float passes the current checks and reaches
Map.batch_size.vmaplater uses that value as a reshape dimension, sopatch_size=1024.5fails during processing instead of producing a configuration error. Reject non-integer values here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1436-1436: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve MinimumVariance axial windows across default patches.
This condition now wraps the default
Beamformpath inPatchedGrid.MinimumVariance._axial_averagethen sees only one patch and truncates its axial neighborhood at each patch boundary. Default MinimumVariance output therefore differs from the prior unpatched default and can contain boundary artifacts.Keep MinimumVariance unpatched by default, or add axial halo pixels to each patch and crop them after beamforming.
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- Line 1206: Update the __init__ validation for patch_size to require a positive
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- Line 1436: Update the condition guarding the default Beamform path so
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2357-2378: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an RF compatibility test without
demodulation_frequency.
Refocus.calldefaultsdemodulation_frequencytoNone, and the RF path should not use it. The supplied test helper always passesDEMODULATION_FREQ, so it does not protect existing RF callers that omit this new argument. Add an RF test that omitsdemodulation_frequency.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2198-2198: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a numerical regression test for the ramp-filtered adjoint.
param=Nonenow appliesops.abs(f_vec). The supplied IQ test intests/test_refocus.py:119-131checks only the output shape. A sign or amplitude regression for negative baseband frequencies could pass. Add a numerical test formethod="adjoint"withparam=None, and verify thatparam=0remains unfiltered.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2417-2423: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover the batched IQ forwarding path.
The supplied helper constructs
Refocus(..., with_batch_dim=False)only. The changedvmappath forwardsdemodulation_frequencyandsampling_frequency; incorrect mapping or scalar broadcasting could pass unbatched tests and fail batched calls. Add a batched IQ test and compare one batch item with the direct result.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@zea/ops/pipeline.py`:
- Around line 2357-2378: Add an RF-path test for Refocus.call that omits
demodulation_frequency, confirming RF input remains supported with the default
None while preserving the existing IQ test setup and expectations.
- Line 2198: Add numerical regression coverage for the ramp-filtered adjoint in
the relevant refocus test suite: exercise method="adjoint" with param=None using
negative baseband frequencies and assert expected values, not just shape, then
verify param=0 remains unfiltered. Keep the existing IQ test behavior intact.
- Around line 2417-2423: The batched branch around _decode must correctly
forward demodulation_frequency and sampling_frequency through vmap without
unintended batching or scalar broadcasting. Add coverage for batched IQ input
that compares at least one vmap output item with the equivalent direct _decode
result, while preserving the existing unbatched path.
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Conflict in the `Refocus` docstring: main (#570) documented the new IQ path by adding a paragraph immediately above the `.. admonition:: References` block, while this branch replaced that block with `.. citation:: bottenus2018recovery, ali2020extending`. Resolved by keeping both -- main's n_ch RF/IQ paragraph followed by the citation directive, with the existing REFoCUS repository note carried over as the directive's body.
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REFoCUS ops now interprets data as RF or IQ from n_ch in data.
This allows REFoCUS to operate correctly on IQ data.
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