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An optimal technique for tomographic image reconstruction from curved ray projections

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2 Author(s)
Goutis, C.E. ; University of Newcastle, Upon Tyne, U.K. ; Durrani, T.S.

This paper extends the constrained optimisation image reconstruction techniques to curved-ray projections for a number of scanning systems and for 2-D and 3-D reconstructions. The work presented is general in that it includes the previous results on parallel-ray and divergent-ray geometries as special cases. Treating the problem in Hilbert space a general cost function is optimised and the solution is applied to a number of practical criteria. This has led to a convergent iterative algorithm which evaluates the associated Lagrange multiplier functions and establishes the reconstruction for all scanning geometries. Further a generalised Projection Slice Theorem is introduced based on a new Projection Transform.

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Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, IEEE International Conference on ICASSP '82.  (Volume:7 )

Date of Conference: May 1982

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