Eline Janssens , Luis F. Alves Pereira , Jan De Beenhouwer , Ing Ren Tsang , Mattias Van Dael , Pieter Verboven , Bart Nicolaï , Jan Sijbers
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Abstract
Speed is an important parameter of an inspection system. Inline computed tomography systems exist but are generally expensive. Moreover, their throughput is limited by the speed of the reconstruction algorithm. In this work, we propose a Neural Network-based Hilbert transform Filtered Backprojection (NN-hFBP) method to reconstruct objects in an inline scanning environment in a fast and accurate way. Experiments based on apple X-ray scans show that the NN-hFBP method allows to reconstruct images with a substantially better tradeoff between image quality and reconstruction time.