Compressed sensing-based image reconstruction for discrete tomography with sparse view and limited angle geometries
Haytham A. Ali, Essam A. Rashed, Hiroyuki Kudo
TL;DR
This paper introduces a new image reconstruction method for CT scans that works well even with limited data and noise.
Contribution
A novel framework combining compressed sensing and parametric level sets for discrete tomography is proposed.
Findings
The proposed method preserves boundary sharpness and discrete intensity levels in undersampled and noisy conditions.
Quantitative metrics show superior performance over conventional methods in sparse-view and limited-angle scenarios.
The approach demonstrates robustness and accuracy on both synthetic and real CT datasets.
Abstract
This paper addresses the image reconstruction problem in discrete tomography, particularly under challenging imaging conditions such as sparse-view and limited-angle geometries commonly encountered in computed tomography (CT). These conditions often result in low-quality reconstructions due to insufficient projection data and incomplete angular coverage. To overcome these limitations, we propose a novel reconstruction framework that integrates compressed sensing (CS) with a parametric level set (PLS) method tailored for discrete images. The proposed approach leverages prior knowledge of discrete gray-level values and employs a parametric level set function to represent boundaries in both binary and multi-gray-level images. Unlike previous methods, our PLS is constructed using a dictionary of basis functions composed of single-scale or multiscale Gaussian functions. Reconstruction is…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMedical Imaging Techniques and Applications · Digital Image Processing Techniques · Advanced X-ray and CT Imaging