Difference between revisions of "Imaging Rat Lungs using Inverse Problem Analysis"

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Using measurements of intensity from a high-powered beam through a cross-section of tissue, the inverse operator will be applied to calculate the attenuation coefficient of the plane being measured in order to recreate a two-dimensional map of the different densities contained within that plane.
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Answering small questions within the scope of a new algorithm for reconstructing images from CT (computed tomography) and SPECT (single photon emission computed tomography) scans. In addition, creating functional GUIs (graphical user interface) to test the sensitivity of reproduction algorithms to changes in different variables (ie: which variables can safely be ignored/held constant in order to produce the best images in a reasonable amount of time for patients).

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Answering small questions within the scope of a new algorithm for reconstructing images from CT (computed tomography) and SPECT (single photon emission computed tomography) scans. In addition, creating functional GUIs (graphical user interface) to test the sensitivity of reproduction algorithms to changes in different variables (ie: which variables can safely be ignored/held constant in order to produce the best images in a reasonable amount of time for patients).

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