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Marion Savanier^1,2, Cyril Riddell¹, Yves Trousset¹

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This study introduces a novel magnification-driven B-spline interpolation for tomographic reconstruction, improving accuracy and reducing errors. This method enhances image quality and detector data downsampling for computed tomography.

Keywords:

B-splines Cone Beam CT backprojection homography magnification-driven interpolation projection

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Medical Imaging
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Image Reconstruction

Background:

Standard tomographic reconstruction algorithms face discretization errors from linear interpolation during backprojection.
Existing advanced methods using geometric footprints are computationally expensive and unsuitable for parallel architectures.
Spatially varying magnification in tomography causes local sampling variations, complicating accurate reconstruction.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a new magnification-driven interpolation approach for improved tomographic reconstruction.
To address discretization errors and local sampling variations caused by magnification.
To create accurate projector/backprojector pairs for model-based iterative reconstruction.

Main Methods:

Developed a mathematical formulation for discretizing one-dimensional homography and extended it to 2D for cone-beam computed tomography.
Utilized nonuniform B-splines to decompose signals, capturing spatially varying magnification and its effect on sampling.
Proposed approximations for rapid implementation and integrated detector data resampling within a unified reconstruction framework.

Main Results:

Experimental validation on synthetic and real data demonstrated near-optimal performance with reduced complexity compared to linear interpolation.
B-spline interpolation ensures full data sample utilization, optimizing X-ray dose and improving noise uniformity.
Higher-order B-splines significantly enhance resolution in analytical and iterative reconstructions, particularly for small-pixel detectors.

Conclusions:

Magnification-driven B-spline interpolation provides highly accurate projection operators with effective adjoints for iterative reconstruction.
The method is applicable to backprojection in analytical reconstruction and detector data downsampling.
This approach offers a computationally efficient and accurate solution for modern tomographic imaging systems.