Objective functions for tomographic reconstruction from randoms-precorrected PET scans

Published: Dec 24, 2002
Abstract
In PET, usually the data are precorrected for accidental coincidence (AC) events by real-time subtraction of the delayed window coincidences. Randoms subtraction compensates in mean for AC events but destroys the Poisson statistics. Furthermore, for transmission tomography the weighted least-squares (WLS) method leads to systematic biases, especially at low count rates. We propose a new "shifted" Poisson (SP) model for precorrected PET data,...
Paper Details
Title
Objective functions for tomographic reconstruction from randoms-precorrected PET scans
Published Date
Dec 24, 2002
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