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Correction of Artifacts in Angular Domain Imaging

Angular domain imaging (ADI) is defined by the use of an angular filter array as a collimator to restrict detection of multiply-scattered photons. The ADI artifact correction following with image enhancement analysis has been presented.

Glenn H. Chapman | Bozena Kaminska | Fartash Vasefi | Jeffrey J. L. Carson | Mohamadreza Najiminaini | Alireza Akhbardeh

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