Hello Jarek,
the reconstruction of seeds is a non-trivial task. It exist several approaches and many publications about this topic. Most of them use not tomography techniques, because you have only a few X-ray images.
You will find newer algorithms for example from Todor et al. (Phys Med Biol 47 (2002) 2031-48) and Tutar et al. (Med Phys 30 (2003) 3135-42.
Regards,
Frank-André
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Frank-André Siebert (PhD)
Universitätsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein
Campus Kiel
Klinik für Strahlentherapie (Radioonkologie)
Direktor Prof. Dr. Dr. Kimmig
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Hello again,
I'm working with X-ray transmission images of seeds. I was wondering if
there is any solution for reconstruction of internal structer based on
stack made from projection images captured at differnt angles? Am I
going in right way if I say that it could work like in tomography technique?
Thanks in advance.
Jarek Grodek
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