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Using the physics-based rendering toolkit for medical reconstruction

Steven Bergner, Eric Dagenais, Anna Celler, Torsten Moller
GrUVi-Lab, SFU
IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record, 2005

@inproceedings{bergner2005using,

   title={Using the physics-based rendering toolkit for medical reconstruction},

   author={Bergner, S. and Dagenais, E. and Celler, A. and Moller, T.},

   booktitle={Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record, 2005 IEEE},

   volume={5},

   pages={3022–3026},

   year={2005},

   organization={IEEE}

}

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In this paper we cast the problem of tomography in the realm of computer graphics. By using PBRT (physically based rendering toolkit) we create a scripting environment that simplifies the programming of tomography algorithms such as maximum-likelihood expectation maximization (ML-EM) or simultaneous algebraic reconstruction technique (SART, a deviant of ART). This allows the rapid development and testing of novel algorithms with a variety of parameter configurations. Additionally, it takes advantage of speed-up techniques that are common and well-researched in the graphics community, such as multi-resolution techniques based on octrees or similar space-partitioning data structures as well as algorithms accelerated through graphics hardware (GPU). Using our framework, we have evaluated different attenuation correction schemes during the back projection of ML-EM and SART
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