Device for reducing faults in layer images of a three-dimensiona

Image analysis – Histogram processing – For setting a threshold

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364414, 378 25, 378901, 382 54, 382 56, G06K 900

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ABSTRACT:
A device for reducing artefacts in layer images. Several layer images are formed of an object layer by irradiation from different directions. The same points of these layer images are compared in order to obtain a corrected layer image: when corresponding image information is present in all image points compared, the image information is transferred to corresponding layer image points in a corrected layer image; when the image information in the compared image points is not the same, that information is at least partly suppressed.

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