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Model-Based Iterative Reconstruction with View-Dependent Detector Displacements for Cone-Beam CT
Detector shifting is used in industrial cone-beam computed tomography to reduce ring artifacts, but the resulting detector motion can vary nonuniformly across projection views and produce detector positions that cannot be represented by fixed offsets. Although analytical reconstruction can accommoda
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