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Collaborative Computational Project in Syne rgistic R econstruction for B iomedical I maging
Two special issues were published in the Philosophical Transactions A of the Royal Society primarily containing work presented at the symposium:
Traditionally, image reconstruction has focused on estimating 2D or 3D images from a single modality data-set and acquisition. In recent years however, there have been significant developments in hardware and systems that allow extracting multi-parametric images from multiple data-sets. Examples include multi-spectral CT, multi-sequence MR, multi-modality such as PET-MR, and acquisitions from multiple-time points. While it is possible with such data to reconstruct several images independently, each correspo
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