Sentence examples for image correction from inspiring English sources
Significant progress has been made in the design of high-resolution three-dimensional (3-D) PET units dedicated to brain research and the development of quantitative imaging protocols incorporating accurate image correction techniques and sophisticated image reconstruction algorithms.
The improved performance of endorectal MRI is probably due to the maturation of MRI technology, including improvements in MRI technique (e.g. faster imaging sequences, more powerful gradient coils, and post-processing image correction), a better understanding of morphologic criteria used to diagnose extra-prostatic disease, and increased reader experience.
The image correction was carried out in two steps: (1) map each pixel of the corrected image representation onto its distorted image according to the distortion mapping; (2) interpolate the pixel intensity in the distorted image using its neighboring points via a bi-linear interpolation procedure.
If a PC isn't handy, the built-in image correction for red-eye, cropping and face-brightening lets the printer wing it alone.
This yielded a nice data set to build a model for 360 image correction.
ASF embeds Image Correction Enhancement (ICE) software in scanning hardware and software.
All pertinent image corrections (normalization, dead time, activity decay, random coincidence, attenuation and scatter corrections) were applied.
Tracking, bleaching and image corrections are described in detail in [26] Protein accumulation onset was defined for each of the cells as the time at which protein level reached its minimum level.
Post processing image corrections for Mayo and ADNI scans were identical since the ADNI MRI core is centred at Mayo.
The mean and variance of the red and blue curves were used for image corrections (see 'Materials and methods' for details).
This 16 Mpixel camera performs rudimentary image corrections internally using pre-recorded dark and gain maps, which should be selected to match the energy of the electron microscope, the exposure time and the signal strength of the sample.
