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May 1, 1987Physics in Medicine and Biology214 citations

The noise power spectrum of CT images

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MKMarie Foley KijewskiPJPhilip F. Judy

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An expression for the noise power spectrum of images reconstructed by the discrete filtered backprojection algorithm has been derived. The formulation explicitly includes sampling within the projections, angular sampling, and the two-dimensional sampling implicit in the discrete representation of the image. The effects of interpolation are also considered. Noise power spectra predicted by this analysis differ from those predicted using continuous theory in two respects: they are rotationally asymmetric, and they do not approach zero at zero frequency. Both of these properties can be attributed to two-dimensional aliasing due to pixel sampling. The predictions were confirmed by measurement of noise power spectra of both simulated images and images from a commercial x-ray transmission CT scanner.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d7180164c88e7165e00b8https://doi.org/10.1088/0031-9155/32/5/003
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