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October 23, 2018Medical Physics77 citations

Ultra‐low‐dose CT image denoising using modified BM3D scheme tailored to data statistics

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TZTingting ZhaoJHJohn M. HoffmanMMMichael F. McNitt‐Gray

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This work tailors the Wiener filter in BM3D algorithm to data statistics and demonstrates statistically significant performance improvement on ultra-low-dose CT image denoising and a subsequent emphysema quantification task. Such performance gain is more pronounced with a lower dose level. The development and rationale are generally enough for other image denoising tasks when the WGN assumption is violated.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69decc3a499d77a496b0ced6https://doi.org/10.1002/mp.13252
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