Gordon ART
Algorithm contributed by Gordon et al. [97] is considered. Mayinger’s ART is similar to this original version under the condition that no two ray simultaneously pass through a particular cell for a given projection. In this method corrections are applied to all the cells through which the -th passes, using the weight factor which is exactly the proportion of to the total length of the ray. The projection data gets updated after calculations through each ray. This procedure will be referred to as ART2. The individual steps are:
Calculate the total value of weight function along each ray as:
Start:1 For each projection angle ![](images/image455.png)
Start:2 For each ray ![](images/image457.png)
Start:3 For each cell ![](images/image459.png) ![](images/image479.png)
Close:3
Close:2
Close:1
Start:4 start iterations ![](images/image487.png)
Start:5 For each projection angle ![](images/image455.png)
Start:6 For each ray ![](images/image457.png)
Compute the numerical projection (Eqution 22)
Calculate the correction as:
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Start:7 For each cell ![](images/image497.png)
If is non-zero then:
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where is a relaxation factor:
Close:7
Close:6
Close:5
Check for convergence as:
If ![](images/image485.png)
STOP:
Else: Continue
Close: 4 ![](images/image487.png)
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