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minor rephrasing in inverseOf
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When rendering transformed images and interpolating, implementations may need the "inverse" transformation - from the output to
the input coordinate system. Inverse transformations will not be explicitly specified when they can be computed in closed form from the
forward transformation. Inverse transformations used for image rendering should be specified using the `inverseOf`
forward transformation. Inverse transformations used for image rendering may be specified using the `inverseOf`
transformation type, for example:

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Software libraries that perform image registration often return the transformation from fixed image
coordinates to moving image coordinates, because this "inverse" transformation is most often required
when rendering the transformed moving image. Results such as this should be enclosed in an `inverseOf`
when rendering the transformed moving image. Results such as this may be enclosed in an `inverseOf`
transformation. This enables the "outer" coordinate transformation to specify the moving image coordinates
as `input` and fixed image coordinates as `output`, a choice that many users and developers find intuitive.
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