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Moein Mozaffarzadeh, Martin D. Verweij, Nico de Jong and Guillaume Renaud
While transcranial ultrasound imaging is a promising diagnostic modality, it is still hindered due to phase aberration and multiple scattering caused by the skull. In this paper, we compare near-field phase-screen modeling (PS) to a geometry-based phase ...
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Johane H. Bracamonte, Sarah K. Saunders, John S. Wilson, Uyen T. Truong and Joao S. Soares
Inverse modeling approaches in cardiovascular medicine are a collection of methodologies that can provide non-invasive patient-specific estimations of tissue properties, mechanical loads, and other mechanics-based risk factors using medical imaging as in...
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Ruiding Chen, Liguo Han and Pan Zhang
Multiples can cause artifacts in imaging; however, they contain information about underground structures. If the internal multiples are removed as a noise, the information contained by the internal multiple will also be removed. This will cause loss of s...
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Hans-Georg Raumer, Daniel Ernst and Carsten Spehr
In the field of aeroacoustic source imaging, one seeks to reconstruct acoustic source powers from microphone array measurements. For most setups, one cannot expect a perfect reconstruction. The main effects that contribute to this reconstruction error ar...
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Kwang Hyeon Kim, Woo-Jin Choi and Moon-Jun Sohn
This study aimed to analyze feature importance by applying explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) to postural deformity parameters extracted from a computer vision-based posture analysis system (CVPAS). Overall, 140 participants were screened for CVPA...
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