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Comparing the imaging performance of computed super resolution and magnification tomosynthesis

Maidment et al., 2017

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6529616730747796862
Author
Maidment T
Vent T
Ferris W
Wurtele D
Acciavatti R
Maidment A
Publication year
Publication venue
Medical Imaging 2017: Physics of Medical Imaging

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Computed super-resolution (SR) is a method of reconstructing images with pixels that are smaller than the detector element size; superior spatial resolution is achieved through the elimination of aliasing and alteration of the sampling function imposed by the reconstructed …
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