A class of microwave imaging methods based on integral equations and the moment method is considered. In particular, a pseudoinversion-based multiview approach and an alternative version making use of the first-order Born approximation are presented. A probabilistic technique is also described, which is based on a simulated annealing approach and on a Markov random field model. Results are reported on dielectric reconstructions of cylindrical scatterers with complex dielectric permittivities consistent with those of human tissues.
An electromagnetic inverse problem related to the non-invasive reconstruction of dielectric permittivity and electric conductivity in biomedical applications
GRAGNANI, GIAN LUIGI;PASTORINO, MATTEO
1993-01-01
Abstract
A class of microwave imaging methods based on integral equations and the moment method is considered. In particular, a pseudoinversion-based multiview approach and an alternative version making use of the first-order Born approximation are presented. A probabilistic technique is also described, which is based on a simulated annealing approach and on a Markov random field model. Results are reported on dielectric reconstructions of cylindrical scatterers with complex dielectric permittivities consistent with those of human tissues.File in questo prodotto:
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