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Resolution evaluation of MR images reconstructed by iterative thresholding algorithms for compressed sensing

Wech et al., 2012

Document ID
9972059345652069499
Author
Wech T
Stäb D
Budich J
Fischer A
Tran‐Gia J
Hahn D
Köstler H
Publication year
Publication venue
Medical Physics

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Purpose: Magnetic resonance imaging systems usually feature linear and shift‐invariant (stationary) transform characteristics. The point spread function or equivalently the modulation transfer function may thus be used for an objective quality assessment of …
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