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Comparison of FBP and iterative methods

Mahbod et al., 2015

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1711665250863503098
Author
Mahbod A
Tsakiraki E
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Publication venue
Royal Institute of Technology

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Image reconstruction is defined as the creation of two dimensional or three dimensional images from raw or incomplete data. For some special imaging techniques it is necessary to use some mathematical methods or formulas to generate a readable and usable image or to …
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