How to reconstruct 3D volume from 2D projections that are generated by same 3D volumetric?

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Hi I have small assigment to sumit as soon as possible. I can do it using different implemented that have already develop someone. However, I have to implement a simple code without usig them. First of all I need be create 1000 projection from a vulume using image object in various directions and store them with the angles that used for each projection than have to add Gaussian noise to each projection with an amplitude so small that no features can be seen in the single images. Now using these projection of images I need to reconstruct 3D volume. (To reconstruct the initial volume, use these angles and pictures to do a weighted back projection.)
Please help me. Thanks

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Matt J
Matt J on 22 Jan 2022
Edited: Matt J on 22 Jan 2022
I fyou mean you need to implement your own forward projector, a simple (and not terribly fast) implementation would be with imrotate(),
for i=1:numel(theta)
proj(:,i)=sum( imrotate(volume,theta),2 );
end
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Dynamic
Dynamic on 23 Jan 2022
@Matt J Thanks for your suggestion. However, proj(:,:,i) provide an N*1*N matrix where I only need N*N 2D image. Can you suggest to me how can I project 2D images?
Thanks

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yanqi liu
yanqi liu on 24 Jan 2022
yes,sir,what is target,make 3d matrix display as 3d object?such as

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