Cross Correlation Popup (located in Display / Verify)#93
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Cross Correlation Popup (located in Display / Verify)#93indecisiveuser wants to merge 16 commits intoJaneliaSciComp:masterfrom
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This PR creates a cross-correlation popup to test image registration quality. As current image quality tools in multiview-reconstruction are interest point-based, this would provide an independent check.
The functionality is as follows: 1. provides the option to compute metrics on all tiles (default) or selected tiles
2. allows the user to select the downsampling and channel(s)
3. calculates the cross correlation for the chosen overlapping tile pairs
4. displays the results in a table sorted by correlation in ascending order. The average intensity of each ViewID is also displayed.
Note: this PR is meant to work in conjunction with this BigStitcher PR