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It uses information from the experimental design and subject kinematics to focus the artifact attenuation in time and space and minimize the loss of uncorrupted data.

For the iterative approach, the total number of iterations is 50 with a mixing parameters (alpha) of 2; the original data were binned by 4. As N increases, the coefficient of variation (c_v) is first lowered (this corresponds to a decrease in the contrast), a trend only triggered by the artifact attenuation.

Some of the observed MPI defects may be attributed to artifact attenuation.

Preprocessing of ECG data was executed by bandpass filters with different frequency ranges for baseline drifting removal and artifact attenuation.

MAVRIC and the slice encoding for metal artifact attenuation technique has shown promising results by reducing artifacts.

QLUS analysis was performed using the single-frame image stored with the following settings: 52 DB gain, focus at 16 cm with convex-array probe to maximize ultrasound beam collimation, 50% time-gain compensation, 1-dynamic range, removal of 2nd harmonic, and automatic postprocessing to avoid artifact attenuation (cross × beam).

In experiment, β1 is set to 1 which means no artifacts attenuation, and β2 is set to 0.5, which means visible artifacts attenuates by half.

We propose an efficient wavelet-based method for artifacts attenuation while minimizing distortions, using a stationary wavelet transform (SWT) modeling the wavelet coefficients as a Laplace distribution.

Considered a physiologic artifact, transient attenuation or interruption of the contrast bolus refers to disruption of the normal opacified contrast column secondary to return of unopacified venous blood via the inferior vena cava (IVC) in the setting of deep inspiration (Fig. 7a and b).

After the thresholding procedure, the binary images of highly active fluorescent domains are segmented further to account for pixel artifacts and attenuation of the fluorescence in the inner parts.

Attenuation artifact has long been recognized as a major factor limiting the specificity of SPECT for the detection of myocardial perfusion defects [ 28].