Use per-fraction reference doses in quality indicators#904
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This is nice and makes it more consistent. The per fraction thing is anyway something that is very strongly debated among us, so the conversion function for the modes is also good. I just realized you opened the PR onto dev_varRBErobOpt - could you rebase/reopen onto dev? dev_varRBErobOpt was merged into dev quite some time ago. If yes, please close this PR when the new one is reopened. |
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Bug description
Quality indicators mixed per-fraction dose cubes with total prescription/objective doses in some analysis paths.
Approach
This PR keeps canonical quality indicators in per-fraction dose units and adds explicit conversion helpers for display/evaluation in total dose when requested.
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