Abstract
The flood-field uniformity index has been investigated as a function of the total number of counts and the image matrix size. The analysis showed the dependence of the NEMA integral uniformity index on the counting statistics. A linear model to determine the noise-free component of the uniformity index that was applied successfully to the experimental data is presented. In addition, the heterogeneity of the integral uniformity index IU presented as a function of image matrix size m fits well to the fractal equation IU(m)/IU(l) = m(D-1) with the fractal dimension D = 1 34. This result shows that the uniformity index could be handled as a fractal quantity.
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Tenhunen, M., Pyykkönen, J., Tenhunen-Eskelinen, M., Jaatinen, K., & Kuikka, J. T. (1996). Components of the flood-field uniformity index in a gamma camera. Physics in Medicine and Biology, 41(7), 1209–1216. https://doi.org/10.1088/0031-9155/41/7/009
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