Multi-streaming and multi-GPU optimization for a matched pair of Projector and Backprojector
Résumé
Iterative reconstruction methods are used in X-ray Computed Tomography in order to improve the quality of reconstruction compared to filtered backprojection methods. However, these methods are computationally expensive due to repeated projection and backprojection operations. Among the possible pairs of projector and backprojector, the Separable Footprint (SF) pair has the advantage to be matched in order to ensure the convergence of the reconstruction algorithm. Nevertheless, this pair implies more computations compared to unmatched pairs commonly used in order to reduce the computation time. In order to speed up this pair, the projector and the backprojector can be parallelized on GPU. Following one of our previous work, in this paper, we propose a new implementation which takes benefits from the factorized calculations of the SF pair in order to increase the number of data handled by each thread. We also describe the adaptation of this implementation for multi-streaming computations. The method is tested on large volumes of size 1024 3 and 2048 3 voxels.
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