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Article Dans Une Revue Inverse Problems Année : 2008

On Wiener type filters in SPECT

Roman Novikov
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For 2D data with Poisson noise we give explicit formulas for the optimal space-invariant Wiener type filter with some a priori geometric restrictions on the window function. We show that, under some natural geometric condition, this restrictedly optimal Wiener type filter admits a very efficient approximation by an approximately optimal filter with unknown object power spectrum. Generalizations to the case of some more general noise model are also given. Proceeding from these results we (a) explain, in particular, an efficiency of some well-known "1D" approximately optimal space-invariant Wiener type filtering scheme with unknown object power spectrum in single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and positron emission tomography (PET) imaging based on the classical FBP algorithm or its iterative use and (b) propose also an efficient 2D approximately optimal space-invariant Wiener type filter with unknown object power spectrum for SPECT imaging based on the generalized FBP algorithm (implementing the explicit formula for the nonuniform attenuation correction) and/or the classical FBP algorithm (used iteratively). An efficient space-variant version of the latter 2D filter is also announced. Numerical examples illustrating the aforementioned results in the framework of simulated SPECT imaging are given.

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hal-00150503 , version 1 (30-05-2007)
hal-00150503 , version 2 (03-12-2007)

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Jean-Pol Guillement, Roman Novikov. On Wiener type filters in SPECT. Inverse Problems, 2008, 24, 025001 (26pp). ⟨hal-00150503v2⟩
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