Abstract

An iterative improvement of minimum-norm least-squares estimates for values in limited-angle reconstruction is presented. Implementation provides considerable improvement over noniterative methods for reconstructions with total angles less than 90° with redundant data and requires considerably less computation time than do globally iterative schemes.

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