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Rit, S., Sarrut, D. and Desbat, L.
Comparison of analytic and algebraic methods for motion-compensated cone-beam CT reconstruction of the thorax
IEEE Trans Med Imag, 2009, Vol. 28(10), pp. 1513-1525
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RTK provides the necessary tools to reconstruct an image with motion compensation. The implementation is based on our previous work although it is currently very slow. You should read the following articles to understand the basics of the algorithm: | RTK provides the necessary tools to reconstruct an image with motion compensation. The implementation is based on our previous work although it is currently very slow. You should read the following articles to understand the basics of the algorithm: | ||
Rit, S., Sarrut, D. and Desbat, L. | <dd>Rit, S., Sarrut, D. and Desbat, L. | ||
<i>Comparison of analytic and algebraic methods for motion-compensated cone-beam CT reconstruction of the thorax</i> | <dd><i>Comparison of analytic and algebraic methods for motion-compensated cone-beam CT reconstruction of the thorax</i> | ||
IEEE Trans Med Imag, <b>2009</b>, Vol. 28(10), pp. 1513-1525 | <dd>IEEE Trans Med Imag, <b>2009</b>, Vol. 28(10), pp. 1513-1525 | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 25 July 2013
RTK provides the necessary tools to reconstruct an image with motion compensation. The implementation is based on our previous work although it is currently very slow. You should read the following articles to understand the basics of the algorithm: