Detector Artifact Correction is a methodological framework designed to identify and mitigate spurious signals or distortions in radiation imaging data arising from detector imperfections, environmental interference, or signal processing anomalies, thereby enhancing image fidelity and quantitative accuracy.
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Numerical removal of ring artifacts in microtomography
C. Raven · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1998 · 151 citations
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Johns Hopkins University
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Stanford University
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Varian Medical Systems (United States)
Palo Alto, United States
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Kyung Hee University
Seoul, South Korea
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Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
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Carestream (United States)
Rochester, United States
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Garching, Germany
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