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9 March 2018 Detector output prediction for CT detector array manufacturing
H. Zuo, Y. Lu, D. Xiang, J. Zhang, J. Peplinski, M. Adamak
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Abstract
The detector panel on a typical CT machine today is made of more than 500 detector boards, nicknamed chiclets. Each chiclet contains a number of detectors (i.e., pixels). In the manufacturing process, the chiclets on the panel need to go through an iterative test, swap, and test (TST) process, till some image quality level is achieved. Currently, this process is largely manual and can take hours to several days to complete. This is inefficient and the results can also be inconsistent. In this work, we investigate techniques that can be used to automate the iterative TST process. Specifically, we develop novel prediction techniques that can be used to simulate the iterative TST process. Our results indicate that deep neural networks produce significantly better results than linear regression in the more difficult prediction scenarios.
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H. Zuo, Y. Lu, D. Xiang, J. Zhang, J. Peplinski, and M. Adamak "Detector output prediction for CT detector array manufacturing", Proc. SPIE 10573, Medical Imaging 2018: Physics of Medical Imaging, 105735Z (9 March 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2293169
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Neural networks

Manufacturing

Detector arrays

Image processing

Image quality

Matrices

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