Verify the units of the MIPS in tx.plots.plot_MIP_with_mask_outlines

[carluri]

Check if this code is doing what's needed

  # Determine scaling and label based on units
    if units is not None:
        units_upper = units.upper()
        if units_upper in ["BQML", "BQ/ML"]:
            scale_factor = 1e6
            colorbar_label = "MBq/ml"
        elif units_upper in ["BQ", "BECQUEREL"]:
            scale_factor = 1e6
            colorbar_label = "MBq"
        elif units_upper in ["CNTS", "COUNTS"]:
            scale_factor = 1.0
            colorbar_label = "Counts"
        else:
            # Unknown units, no scaling
            scale_factor = 1.0
            colorbar_label = units
    else:
        # Default: assume Bq and convert to MBq
        scale_factor = 1e6
        colorbar_label = "MBq"

When is displaying a colorbar that looks like this

[qurit-frizi]

I checked the function plot_MIP_with_mask_outlines

• The scaling logic is correct: for BQ and BQML the code sets scale_factor = 1e6 and then divides the data and vmax by this factor (spect_mip / scale_factor).
• This correctly converts Bq → MBq (and Bq/mL → MBq/mL) for display.
• A colorbar maximum of ~0.30 MBq is consistent with the default vmax = 300000 Bq
  (300000 / 1e6 = 0.30).
• CNTS / COUNTS uses no scaling and is labeled as Counts.