DOI: 10.22215/etd/2008-06245
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Image reconstruction in EIT using advanced regularization frameworks

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“…On the other hand, the main disadvantage of EIT systems is its poor spatial resolu tion specially compared with X-ray or MRI images. The resolution of EIT is reported as 10% or at most 15% of the electrode dimensions [9]; although it offers a good time resolution (25 or 50 images per second [9] depending on the EIT system, or even in recent literature it has been reported as 1000 images per seconds [18]…”
Section: Advantages/disadvantages Of Eitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the main disadvantage of EIT systems is its poor spatial resolu tion specially compared with X-ray or MRI images. The resolution of EIT is reported as 10% or at most 15% of the electrode dimensions [9]; although it offers a good time resolution (25 or 50 images per second [9] depending on the EIT system, or even in recent literature it has been reported as 1000 images per seconds [18]…”
Section: Advantages/disadvantages Of Eitmentioning
confidence: 99%