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光声断层扫描的重建算法基于乘数模型的L-交替方向方法

Xin Wang1, Xu Ren1, Haoquan Wang1

  • 1North University of China, School of Information and Communication Engineering, Taiyuan, China.

Journal of biomedical optics
|December 8, 2025
PubMed
概括

一种新的L-交替方向法乘数 (ADMM) 算法增强了光声断层扫描 (PAT) 图像重建. 这种方法提高了图像质量和稳定性,即使数据有限,也显示了临床使用的潜力.

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乘数器的交替方向方法图像重建 图像重建摄影声学断层扫描 (photoacoustic tomography) 是一种光声学断层扫描.规范化 规范化 规范化稀疏采样 稀疏采样 稀疏采样

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