Convert a field block between ITK's convention and RFC-5's - #709
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Caller->>convertItkFieldBlock: provide field block and geometry
convertItkFieldBlock->>FrameMetadata: compute voxel positions
FrameMetadata-->>convertItkFieldBlock: return positions
convertItkFieldBlock->>fieldValueConverters: convert displacement or coordinate values
fieldValueConverters-->>convertItkFieldBlock: return converted values
convertItkFieldBlock-->>Caller: return reordered block
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In `@py/ngff_zarr/displacement_field_transform.py`:
- Line 560: Update the block-shape validation in the displacement-field
conversion logic to require values.ndim == len(dims) + 1, not just a matching
component-axis length. Validate that origin and spacing lengths also equal
len(dims), raising ValueError for any mismatch before coordinate conversion.
- Line 574: Update the value-conversion flow around _convert_field_values and
_grid_shift to transpose spatial axes from the caller’s dims order into
canonical [z, y, x] order before conversion, then transpose the converted result
back to the original dims order before returning. Add a regression test using
noncanonical dims such as ("x", "y", "z") and verify coordinate and framed
displacement fields preserve the expected spatial-axis mapping.
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115-126: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for
transform_type="coordinates".The tests exercise
displacementsonly. Thecoordinatespath adds the grid point to the positional term, which is the branch most likely to break. Add a round trip withtransform_type="coordinates", and compare a forwardcoordinatesblock withq + dcomputed from thedisplacementsresult on the same grid.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@ts/src/utils/displacement_field_transform.ts`:
- Around line 565-571: In the displacement-field validation logic, add a check
that the product of the dimensions in shape matches values.length before the
transformation loop runs. Keep the existing shape-rank and component-axis
validations, and throw a descriptive error when shape describes a different
element count so out-of-bounds reads cannot produce NaN.
- Around line 208-213: Update toIntrinsic and its caller in convertFieldBlock so
the absolute coordinates path adds the grid point, including when terms.shifts
is absent, while preserving displacement behavior for non-absolute transforms.
Keep toPhysical and toIntrinsic inverse-compatible, and add a round-trip test
for transformType "coordinates" in the existing convert_field_block test suite.
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In `@py/test/test_convert_field_block.py`:
- Around line 115-126: Extend test_forward_then_inverse_is_the_identity to cover
transform_type="coordinates": perform the forward and inverse round trip using
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Every term of the field conversion is a function of the voxel's position and the frames alone, so it was per-block all along: the rotation, the positional frame term and the component permutation are extracted into one _convert_field_values that both whole-field converters now call, which makes the per-window read path share the same arithmetic as the whole field by construction instead of by test. convert_field_block is its public face for a field that is never assembled: a producer computing an ITK-convention field region by region converts each block on its way into a store created with metadata_only=True, and inverse=True is the way back. Blocks are channel-first with the geometry in dims order, which is what a producer holding the store's own scale and translation has; the block's origin is the field's translation advanced by the block's offset. The tests pin blockwise == whole against the whole-field converters themselves, both directions, 2D and 3D, to 1e-12; without frames the conversion is exactly the component permutation.
The TypeScript half of the Python function, and the same extraction under it: the per-voxel value conversion the two whole-field converters each built for themselves becomes one `fieldValueConverters`, so the block API and the whole field share the arithmetic by construction rather than by test. `convertFieldBlock` takes the block channel-first with its spatial axes in `dims` order, and the geometry keyed by axis name as the rest of this module takes it -- the field's own translation advanced by the block's offset, which is the RFC-5 value and not the block's ITK physical origin when frames are given. `inverse` is the way back. The reference in the tests is the whole-field converter itself, over both axis orders with two frames: without frames the positional term is zero and any order passes, which is what makes the framed case the one worth pinning.
…ength toIntrinsic now folds the grid point into the positional term when absolute (a coordinates field holds q+d, not d) and no longer early returns there, so a forward coordinates block returns q+d and stays the exact inverse of toPhysical -- the Python grid_matrix = shift_matrix + I if absolute, in both directions. A values buffer whose length does not match the product of shape is refused before the loop instead of feeding undefined into the conversion. Two tests pin both.
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In `@ts/src/utils/displacement_field_transform.ts`:
- Line 581: Validate every extent in shape as a non-negative safe integer before
calculating expected in the surrounding displacement-field conversion logic;
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Reject invalid spatial extents.
shape.reduce accepts fractional and negative extents. A shape such as [3, 1.5, 2, 2] can match values.length, then the conversion calculates voxel indices for a grid that cannot exist. Reject each spatial extent unless it is a non-negative safe integer before calculating expected.
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+ if (
+ shape.slice(1).some(
+ (extent) => !Number.isSafeInteger(extent) || extent < 0,
+ )
+ ) {
+ throw new Error("spatial block extents must be non-negative integers");
+ }
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In `@ts/src/utils/displacement_field_transform.ts` at line 581, Validate every
extent in shape as a non-negative safe integer before calculating expected in
the surrounding displacement-field conversion logic; reject invalid fractional,
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The block converter goes between ITK's convention and RFC-5's, so the name says so (convertItkFieldBlock in TypeScript). Adds a half-sentence in itk.md on the component-layout change it performs, and blank lines between the :param/:type blocks in the docstring.
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Draft on top of #695, which it reuses: opens for real once #695 merges, rebased onto main.
Every term of the field conversion — the rotation of the vectors, the positional frame term, the component permutation — is a function of the voxel's position and the frames alone, so it was per-block all along. This extracts it into one
_convert_field_valuesthat both whole-field converters now call: the per-window read path #695 introduces shares the same arithmetic as the whole field by construction instead of by test, and the duplicated math between the two converters goes away.convert_field_blockis its public face, for the field that is never assembled: a producer computing an ITK-convention field region by region converts each block on its way into a store created withmetadata_only=True(anddeclare_field_transform, #708), andinverse=Trueis the way back for a consumer. Blocks are channel-first with the geometry in dims order — what a producer holding the store's own scale and translation has; a block's origin is the field's translation advanced by the block's offset.Proven
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