2000 journal article

Differential sampling applied to mammography image simulation

NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, 135(2), 103–122.

By: D. Peplow* & K. Verghese n

TL;DR: The theory behind differential sampling is explained, the methodology for implementation into the imaging code is discussed, and two problems are used to demonstrate the power of differential sampling. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2000 journal article

Differential sampling for the Monte Carlo practitioner

PROGRESS IN NUCLEAR ENERGY, 36(1), 39–75.

By: D. Peplow* & K. Verghese*

author keywords: differential sampling; Monte Carlo; perturbation; transport
TL;DR: The development of a differential sampling scheme and its implementation from the viewpoint of the Monte Carlo practitioner are presented here. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2000 journal article

Digital mammography image simulation using Monte Carlo

MEDICAL PHYSICS, 27(3), 568–579.

By: D. Peplow n & K. Verghese n

author keywords: digital mammography; image simulation; Monte Carlo
MeSH headings : Algorithms; Mammography / instrumentation; Mammography / methods; Monte Carlo Method; Phantoms, Imaging; Radiographic Image Interpretation, Computer-Assisted / methods; Scattering, Radiation; Software; Synchrotrons
TL;DR: The complete method of image simulation, including a simple detector response model, a simple noise model, and the incorporation of system effects (MTF), is presented and the simulated images of the phantoms show good agreement with images measured on the two systems. (via Semantic Scholar)
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1999 journal article

Direction cosines and polarization vectors for Monte Carlo photon scattering

NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING, 131(1), 132–136.

By: D. Peplow n

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