Eigenbin compression for reducing photon‐counting CT data size

The eigenbin compression method reduced photon-counting CT data size by a factor of two to four with less than 5% change in mean values, noise penalty of less than 10%-20%, and change in CNR ranging from 15% decrease to 24% increase. Eigenbin compression reduces the data transfer time and storage space of photon-counting CT data for applications that require rapid initial reconstructions.

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Medical Physics
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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mp.17409
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2
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Advanced X-ray and CT Imaging
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Eigenbin compression for reducing photon‐counting CT data size

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Eigenbin compression for reducing photon‐counting CT data size

Jiahua Fan, Taly Gilat Schmidt, Jingwu Yao, Zhye Yin
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Abstract

The eigenbin compression method reduced photon-counting CT data size by a factor of two to four with less than 5% change in mean values, noise penalty of less than 10%-20%, and change in CNR ranging from 15% decrease to 24% increase. Eigenbin compression reduces the data transfer time and storage space of photon-counting CT data for applications that require rapid initial reconstructions.

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