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This paper provides an introduction to binary tomography, discussing the basic idea, computerized tomography, and discrete tomography. It explores various algorithms such as simulated annealing, linear relaxation, and branch and bound, along with their applications. The paper also presents our solutions, including the star section algorithm, evolutionary algorithm for 2D and 3D objects, modified Kaczmarz algorithm, and greedy algorithm. Reconstruction results for different projections and noise levels are shown, highlighting the efficacy of these algorithms. Future avenues of research are suggested, including the use of circular directed growing, 3D implementation, and automatic parameter adjustment.
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17th Summer School on Image Processing Debrecen, Hungary 2009 BinaryTomography
Introduction • Basic idea • Computerized tomography • Discrete tomography • Binary tomography • Applications
Problem description Projections Reconstruction
Known algorithms • Simulated annealing • Linear relaxation • Branch and bound • SPG based method • Maximum flow problem • Neural networks • Convex-concave regularization • ...
Our solutions • Simple solution • Star section algorithm for 2 and 4 projections • Evolutionary algorithm for 2D and 3D objects • Modified Kaczmarz algorithm
Simple solution • Greedy algorithm Orginal image Reconstructions
Star section algorithm • Maximum value of projections • Cross shape growing
Evolutionary algorithm for 2D • Population • Mutation • Crossover • Fitness • Prototype based representation of shapes
2D results 25% noise 10% noise Noisless
Modified Kaczmarz algorithm • Linear system • r(i) is chosen from the set {1,2,...,m} at random, with probability proportional to
The avenue of future researches • Star section algorithm • Using circular directed growing instead of sectional • 3D implementation • Evolutionary algorithm • Automatic parameter adjustment • Applying algorithm to other shapes • Randomize Kaczmarz algorithm • Improving boundary reconstruction method