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I noticed a potential discrepancy regarding the LDCT simulation method:
In the paper (Section III.A):
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You cite [44] (Zeng et al., "A Simple Low-Dose X-Ray CT Simulation") for LDCT simulation
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Equation (11) describes projection-domain noise addition:
p_ld = ln(I_0 / (Poisson(I_0*exp(-p_hd)) + Gaussian(0, σ_e^2))) -
This method requires raw sinogram data according to [44]
In the code:
ldct_simulation.mdoes implement projection-domain simulation (using MATLAB IRT for forward projection)- But
prep_mayo2016.pyonly reads DICOM images (already reconstructed, no sinogram) - The public Mayo 2016 dataset doesn't provide sinogram data
My question:
Did you strictly follow the projection-domain method from [44], or use an image-domain approximation in practice?
I also checked the LD-CT-simulation repo you acknowledged - it also doesn't use raw sinogram data from scanners, but simulates via forward projection from DICOM images.
Could you clarify:
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ldct_simulation.mactually used to generate training data? - Or did you use the real 25% dose scans from Mayo's
quarter_1mm/folder?
This would help for reproducibility. Thanks!
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