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This paper provides the whole calibration procedure using local travel network and data.

Figure 6 shows the whole calibration algorithm schematic, and the details are described as the following workflow: Fig. 6 Schematic of the multi-sensor system extrinsic calibration algorithm.

The whole calibration process is also described from engineering perspective, including the knowledge that is needed to conduct the calibration itself (data input, validation, calibration parameter ranges, etc).

Using a single power level and sending 240 packets (with a 25 ms inter-packet delay) over a single channel, the whole calibration phase is completed in less than 10 min, including the measurements.

Such a scheme not only simplifies the whole calibration procedure, but also renders some extra advantages over PARAFAC when model deviations such as Rayleigh scattering in fluorescence spectroscopy present in measurements.

The main advantage of our new technique is that it needs to know neither any metric measurement on the model plane, nor the correspondences between points on the model plane and image ones, hence the whole calibration process becomes extremely simple.

This work has demonstrated a clear relationship between measured whole organ calibration factors and VOI shape.

A detailed description of the whole device, calibration, and evaluation was reported in Saïd et al. [41].

An alternative method for deriving whole organ calibration factors based on small VOIs placed in areas of homogeneous activity within organs is reported in [14].

Access to this data is essential for the validation of whole organ calibration factors (and corrections based on them) and has the potential to improve the accuracy of any SPECT quantification.

A novel whole-ensemble calibration approach has been developed to overcome some of these issues.