ENH: Implement dynamic binning #414
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Add the possibility to enable dynamic binning, which scales the bin width by the ratio between the range of intensities seen in the derived and original images (only including intensities in the ROI). This is only done if dynamic binning is enabled (new parameter `dynamicBinning`, boolean, default false) and no custom bin width has been defined for that filter. This also has no effect if a fixed bin count is used. Addresses issue AIM-Harvard#49.
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Add the possibility to enable dynamic binning, which scales the bin width by the ratio between the range of intensities seen in the derived and original images (only including intensities in the ROI). This is only done if dynamic binning is enabled (new parameter
dynamicBinning, boolean, default false) and no custom bin width has been defined for that filter.This also has no effect if a fixed bin count is used.
Addresses issue #49.
cc @Radiomics/developers