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$K$-NeAS: Scalable Multi-Material CT Reconstruction Using Neural SDFs
Computed Tomography (CT) carries significant ionizing radiation risks, driving the need for sparse-view reconstruction. Implicit scene representations (ISRs) address this by recovering continuous volumetric attenuation fields directly from sparse projections, and recent geometry-aware extensions joi
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