3-D reconstruction articles from across Nature Portfolio
3D reconstruction is the process of generating a computer model of the 3D (3-dimensional) appearance of an object from a set of two-dimensional images. It is common in computer vision and medicine using, for example, serial sections generated by computed tomography (CT), electron microscopy or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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