Algebraic Reconstruction Technique
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Animated sequence of reconstruction steps, one iteration.
The Algebraic Reconstruction Technique (ART) is an iterative algorithm for the reconstruction of a two-dimensional image from one-dimensional input data (a sinogram), used in Computed Tomography scanning. In numerical linear algebra the method is called Kaczmarz method[1].
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- ^ Natterer, Frank [1986]. The mathematics of computerized tomography. John Wiley. ISBN 0471909599.
