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You can use two projections and launch the reconstruction but the result
will be far from a 3D image of the object. Check for example figure 7 in
doi.org/10.1016/j.media.2010.03.005.
I doubt Varian or IBA claim
Hi,
1. Yes, simply change the dimension and origin to make it 3D, for example
to --dimension 1024 --origin -127.875 which will set the same values for
the three dimensions.
2. No, you need more than 2 projection to reconstruct a 3D image. I think
you need to read some books on tomography to
Hello all,
I'm one newbie for ITK/RTK. I have some programming experience, but for image
processing is totally new for me.
I have 3 basic questions:
1. when I run example for reconstructing Elekta CBCT sequence from
https://wiki.openrtk.org/index.php/RTK/Examples/ElektaReconstruction.
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