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During photon propagation, each photon step size was selected from an exponential distribution weighted by the scattering coefficient, and each scattering angle was selected from a user-specified phase function.
The ratio of the scattering coefficient at some RH divided by the scattering coefficient at some minimum RH (f(RH)= bscat(RH /bscat(RHmin)) was measured over a wide range of RHs.
where is the number of scattering points of the target, are the scalar coordinates of these points, and are the incident and observed angles defined in Figure 2. Since angles vary as a function of the target position and the transmitter number (indexed by ), the scattering coefficient is, without additional assumptions, a function of (target position) and (transmitter number).
The photons were propagated through the medium in discrete steps selected from an exponential distribution that was weighted by the scattering coefficient.
The photons propagated through the medium in discrete steps selected from an exponential distribution that was weighted by the scattering coefficient.
The shape of the sampling volume is mainly determined by the scattering coefficient and the wavelength dependency of absorption and scattering has only a small effect on the sampling volume of a typical fingerprint spectrum.
The first case simulated was by varying the scattering coefficient.
An important exception is the highly symmetric geometry of sphere and circular cylinder for which a complete analytical solution can be obtained by using the Mie theory where the scattering and absorption cross-sections are given by the scattering coefficients a n and b n corresponding to various multipole terms [35].
The optical properties are represented by the absorption coefficient μa, the scattering coefficient μs and the anisotropy factor g. since the optical detecting and optical imaging are based on selective differences existing in optical properties of healthy and pathological tissues, it is particularly important to diagnostic purpose.
By assuming a reasonable value of the scattering coefficient, the total haemoglobin concentration (THI) can be determined as an absolute value.
However, from what we experimentally observed (see Section 3), the change in h (z ) was negligible even the scattering coefficient changed by about 2 mm−1 from the reference to test phantom.
