Ronald J. Jaszczak

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Published: 1993
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1996
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James E. Bowsher, Valen E. Johnson, Timothy G. Turkington, Ronald J. Jaszczak, Carey E. Floyd Jr., R. Edward Coleman:
Bayesian reconstruction and use of anatomical a priori information for emission tomography. IEEE Trans. Medical Imaging 15(5): 673-686 (1996)
1992
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Mark F. Smith, Carey E. Floyd Jr., Ronald J. Jaszczak, R. Edward Coleman:
Reconstruction of SPECT images using generalized matrix inverses. IEEE Trans. Medical Imaging 11(2): 165-175 (1992)
1990
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Mark F. Smith, Ronald J. Jaszczak, Carey E. Floyd Jr., Kim L. Greer, R. Edward Coleman:
Interactive visualization of three-dimensional SPECT cardiac images. CBMS 1990: 213-219
1989
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Z. Liang, Ronald J. Jaszczak, Carey E. Floyd Jr., Kim L. Greer, R. Edward Coleman:
Bayesian reconstruction for SPECT: Validation with monte carlo simulation, experimental phantom, and real patient data. Int. J. Imaging Syst. Technol. 1(2): 149-168 (1989)

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