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Edge-Aligned Beam Placement in Scanning Probe Tomography via Reconstruction-Free Sequential Design of Experiments
In X-ray scanning probe tomography, reconstruction quality generally improves with larger numbers of projections. However, additional projections increase experiment costs, acquisition time, and the radiation dose imparted to the sample. One mitigation to these trade-offs is to adopt a sequential de
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