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The 10 pages that link to Image reconstruction, each with the reason it gives.

• Medical imagingRelated: CT, MRI, and PET convert indirect measurements into interpretable images.

• Positron emission tomographyRelated: Reconstruction combines many lines of response into a map of tracer activity.

• Digital imageRelated: A display reconstructs a visible image from stored digital values.

• Super-resolution microscopyRelated: Reconstruction choices can affect apparent structures and complicate comparisons between methods.

• Gibbs phenomenonRelated: Sharp boundaries can acquire bright or dark halos from Fourier truncation.

• Single-photon emission computed tomographyNarrower topic: Reconstruction combines projections acquired at different angles into a three-dimensional tracer map.

• Medical physicsRelated: Reconstruction algorithms convert scanner signals into diagnostic images.

• Aaron KlugRelated: Klug’s methods reconstructed molecular arrangements from electron-microscope data.

• Godfrey HounsfieldRelated: A computer converted the scanner’s projection measurements into cross-sectional images.

• Allan MacLeod CormackNarrower topic: Cormack’s central problem was recovering cross-sections from the projections recorded around an object.