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Consolidate inverse-filter apodization - #585
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Signed-off-by: Sricharan Reddy Varra <[email protected]>
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Thanks @srivarra. I just refactored the autoregularization path, and I'm merging shortly.
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Extracts transverse apodization into a shared utility and uses it through the Tikhonov inverse-filter helper across all five reconstruction models. Apodization remains disabled by default.
I put the utility in
sampling.pyalongsideraised_cosine_window, but I'm not particular about the location. Iffilter.pyis a better fit, that's fine too.The sweep in #578 can use the same helper once merged.