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5 June 2003 Volumetric restoration of tuned-aperture computed tomography
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Abstract
Analytic determination of the 3D PSF of a tomosynthetic image volume allows us to solve the ill-posed inverse problem of recovering an image volume from a nonspecific orientation of projection views. To restore these inherently blurred images from tuned-aperture reconstructed volumes, we consider three approaches; direct inversion via 3D Wiener filter restoration, regularized iterative 3D conjugate gradient least squares, and regularized nonlinear iterative 3D modified residual norm steepest descent with nonnegativity constraints. From these tests we infer that all three methods produce adequate restorations, while the nonlinear, nonnegatively constrained iterative algorithm appears to produce especially good restorations for this problem in an efficient and stable way.
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Paul F. Hemler, Timothy M. Persons, and Robert J. Plemmons "Volumetric restoration of tuned-aperture computed tomography", Proc. SPIE 5030, Medical Imaging 2003: Physics of Medical Imaging, (5 June 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.479984
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KEYWORDS
Point spread functions

Image restoration

Computed tomography

Reconstruction algorithms

3D image processing

3D image restoration

Filtering (signal processing)

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