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Deep preferential evolution guided by pairwise comparisons enables motion correction in photoacoustic tomography
Motion artifacts in three-dimensional photoacoustic tomography (PAT), caused by extended mechanical scanning of sparse arrays, degrade image quality. Since sparse sampling results in low-quality sub-reconstructions, tracking motion directly is challenging. While final image quality could in principl
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