520 - Single Subject Deep Learning-based Partial Volume Correction for PET using Simulated Data and Cycle Consistent Networks (ID 1298) - Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2020 Annual Meeting

520 - Single Subject Deep Learning-based Partial Volume Correction for PET using Simulated Data and Cycle Consistent Networks (ID 1298)

Physics, Instrumentation & Data Sciences -> Data Sciences 520

520 - Single Subject Deep Learning-based Partial Volume Correction for PET using Simulated Data and Cycle Consistent Networks (ID 1298)

Session Name

Artificial Intelligence for Image Enhancement/Analysis and Disease Assessment

Speakers

W. Chen

Authors

Presentation Topic

Physics, Instrumentation & Data Sciences -> Data Sciences

Presentation Number

520

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