Tài liệu 26 Algorithms for Computed Tomography pptx

... LLC AlgorithmsforComputed Tomography GaborT.Herman UniversityofPennsylvania 26. 1Introduction 26. 2TheReconstructionProblem 26. 3TransformMethods 26. 4FilteredBackprojection(FBP) 26. 5TheLinogramMethod 26. 6SeriesExpansionMethods 26. 7AlgebraicReconstructionTechniques(ART) 26. 8ExpectationMaximization(EM) 26. 9ComparisonofthePerformanceofAlgorithms References 26. 1 ... methodology...

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