International Journal of Biomedical Imaging | Vol.2010, Issue. | 2017-05-30 | Pages
SART-Type Image Reconstruction from a Limited Number of Projections with the Sparsity Constraint
Based on the recent mathematical findings on solving the linear inverse problems with sparsity constraints by Daubechiesx et al., here we adapt a simultaneous algebraic reconstruction technique (SART) for image reconstruction from a limited number of projections subject to a sparsity constraint in terms of an invertible compression transform. The algorithm is implemented with an exemplary Haar wavelet transform and tested with a modified Shepp-Logan phantom. Our preliminary results demonstrate that the sparsity constraint helps effectively improve the quality of reconstructed images and reduce the number of necessary projections.
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SART-Type Image Reconstruction from a Limited Number of Projections with the Sparsity Constraint
Based on the recent mathematical findings on solving the linear inverse problems with sparsity constraints by Daubechiesx et al., here we adapt a simultaneous algebraic reconstruction technique (SART) for image reconstruction from a limited number of projections subject to a sparsity constraint in terms of an invertible compression transform. The algorithm is implemented with an exemplary Haar wavelet transform and tested with a modified Shepp-Logan phantom. Our preliminary results demonstrate that the sparsity constraint helps effectively improve the quality of reconstructed images and reduce the number of necessary projections.
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exemplary haar wavelet transform reconstructed images shepplogan phantom sparsity constraints linear inverse problems simultaneous algebraic reconstruction technique sart necessary projections image reconstruction invertible compression
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Ge Wang,Hengyong Yu,.SART-Type Image Reconstruction from a Limited Number of Projections with the Sparsity Constraint. 2010 (),.
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