Oblique illumination reconstructions #501
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This PR adds multi-aperture oblique illumination reconstructions to
waveorder.A single new parameter
illumination_sector_anglesenables these reconstructions, best described by example:illumination_sector_angles = Noneuses the old behavior---a single circular illumination apertureillumination_sector_angles = [(0, 45), (45, 90)]reconstructs from two sector-illumination channels, the first sector from 0-45 degrees and the second from 45-90 degrees.illumination_sector_angles = [(i * sector_angle, (i + 1) * sector_angle) for i in range(8)] + [(0, 360)]reconstructs from 8 sector-illumination channels and a final full-aperture channel.Below is a simulation of a sphere (first column) and simulated data acquired under different illumination orientation (second column). As expected, the reconstruction with a single full aperture (third column) is not as sharp as the reconstruction with all 9 channels (last column).
2025-10-24-multiaperture.mov
Trial reconstructions of real data to come...