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SIAM J. Sci. Comput. 31, pp. 4204-4221 (18 pages)
GPU-Based Volume Reconstruction from Very Few Arbitrarily Aligned X-Ray Images
This paper presents a three-dimensional GPU-accelerated algebraic reconstruction method in a few-projection cone-beam setting with arbitrary acquisition geometry. To achieve artifact-reduced reconstructions in the challenging case of unconstrained geometry and extremely limited input data, we use linear methods and an artifact-avoiding projection algorithm to provide high reconstruction quality. We apply the conjugate gradient method in the linear case of Tikhonov regularization and the two-point-step-size gradient method in the nonlinear case of total variation regularization to solve the system of equations. By taking advantage of modern graphics hardware we achieve acceleration of up to two orders of magnitude over classical CPU implementations.
© 2009 Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
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Received September 23, 2008
Accepted July 13, 2009
Published online November 25, 2009
Accepted July 13, 2009
Published online November 25, 2009
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