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Linlin Zhu

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Image processingElectrometallurgy

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|Jan 28, 2023

STEDNet: Swin transformer-based encoder-decoder network for noise reduction in low-dose CT.

Linlin Zhu, Yu Han, Xiaoqi Xi

|Dec 28, 2021

Completion of Metal-Damaged Traces Based on Deep Learning in Sinogram Domain for Metal Artifacts Reduction in CT Images.

Linlin Zhu, Yu Han, Xiaoqi Xi

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