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Computational imaging

Computational imaging is a class of imaging methods in which images or quantitative maps are reconstructed from measurements using algorithms. In a conventional camera or microscope, the hardware usually forms a directly recognizable image on a detector. In computational imaging, the detector may instead record indirect data, such as projections, coded…

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Computational imaging

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Computational imaging

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related to history · 7
Computational imaging → Computational, CT, In, In MRI, Related, The, X-ray
related to Limitations and validation · 6
Computational imaging → Common, Computational, Errors, The, These, Validation
related to Radar and seismic imaging · 6
Computational imaging → Like, Related, Seismic, Synthetic-aperture, The, These
related to Algorithms · 2
Computational imaging → Computational, The
related to Further reading · 2
Computational imaging → Computational ImagingComputational, IEEE Transactions
related to Software · 2
Computational imaging → Examples, ImageJ3D SlicerITK-SNAPCellProfilerFreeSurfer
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Computational imaging → class of imaging methods in which images or quantitative maps are reconstructed from measurements using algorithms

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imaging computational algorithms reconstruction image phase coherent ptychography object used measurements data model methods images microscopy diffraction information conventional detector

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Computational imagingis aclass of imaging methods in which images or quantitative maps are reconstructed from measurements using algorithms0.90text
high-dynamic-range imaginginstance ofTechniques0.80text
panoramic imaginginstance ofTechniques0.80text
light-field imaginginstance ofTechniques0.80text
and multi-frame image fusion use algorithms to combine measurements that would not be available in a single conventional exposureinstance ofTechniques0.80text
medical imaginginstance ofThese issues are especially important in high-stakes settings0.80text
in scientific claims that depend on small quantitative differencesinstance ofThese issues are especially important in high-stakes settings0.80text
Computational imagingrelated to AlgorithmsComputational0.60section
Computational imagingrelated to AlgorithmsThe0.60section
Computational imagingrelated to Further readingIEEE Transactions0.60section
Computational imagingrelated to Further readingComputational ImagingComputational0.60section
Computational imagingrelated to historyComputational0.60section

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