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ENH: improve pet_fdg and pet_ftm derivatives #197

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This PR introduces a new regional_quantification() method for simplified retrieval of regional PET quantification data. It also refactors and improves some of the existing pet_fdg and pet_ftm derivative methods.

This PR also makes pet-related derivative methods available to FDG_QUANTIFICATION2 and FTM_QUANTIFICATION2 resources.

@jhuguetn jhuguetn self-assigned this Feb 3, 2025
@jhuguetn jhuguetn self-requested a review February 3, 2025 17:26
@jhuguetn jhuguetn changed the title ENH: enhancement of fdg and ftm resource functions ENH: improve pet_fdg and pet_ftm derivatives Feb 4, 2025
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All requests addressed, PR is good to go. Thanks for your contribution @anaharrismatnez!

@jhuguetn jhuguetn merged commit db41c95 into pyxnat:bbrc Feb 4, 2025
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* ENH: enhancement of fdg and ftm resource functions
* REF: simplify landau_signature to return a single quantification value
* TEST: add tests for PET regional_quantification (FTM & FDG)

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Co-authored-by: Jordi Huguet <[email protected]>
@anaharrismatnez anaharrismatnez deleted the pet_resources branch February 5, 2025 09:28
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