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| Title: | Implementation and evaluation of splitting methods for reconstruction of X-ray Computed Tomography |
| Abstract: | Reconstruction of X-ray computed tomography (CT) data enables insight into the human body without a surgical procedure. The basic concept comes down to sending X-rays through the human body and measuring the changed X-ray on the other side of the patient. Such methods are called projective imaging methods. In order to reconstruct a 3D volume of the human body providing a map of the physical properties which led to the according projective measurements, there exist several algorithms, for example direct methods such as Filtered-Backprojection, or iterative methods. Iterative methods can be classified into statistical approaches using the maximum-likelihood and into series expansion methods using linear equation systems. Consequently, there exist multiple algorithms in order to compute tomographic reconstructions. |
| Student: | Johann Frei |
| Director: | Bjoern Menze |
| Supervisor: | Tobias Lasser, Matthias Wieczorek |
| Type: | Bachelor Thesis |
| Area: | Medical Imaging |
| Status: | finished |
| Start: | 2016/05/15 |
| Finish: | 2016/09/15 |
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