2016
DOI: 10.3788/aos201636.0611003
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Application of Variational Bayesian Deconvolution Method in Laser Reflective Tomography Imaging

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“…1, the target is irradiated by a parallel laser beam emitted from the laser transmitter. The reflectance projection 0 ( , ) pr  of the target can be expressed as follows [11,47]:…”
Section: Lrt Projection Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1, the target is irradiated by a parallel laser beam emitted from the laser transmitter. The reflectance projection 0 ( , ) pr  of the target can be expressed as follows [11,47]:…”
Section: Lrt Projection Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1, the target is irradiated by a parallel laser beam emitted from the laser transmitter. The reflectance projection 0 ( , ) pr  of the target can be expressed as follows [11,47]: When the projections at all irradiation angles are collected, the LRT echo projection data to be processed is obtained. The next step is to align the projection data [48] and convert the 360° reflection projection data 0 ( , ) pr  into the 180° transmission data to reduce the difficulty of image reconstruction [40]:…”
Section: Lrt Projection Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%