Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  present a framework for designing fast and monotonic algorithms for transmission tomography penalized likelihood image reconstruction. The new algorithms are based on paraboloidal surrogate functions for the log-likelihood. Due to the form of the log-likelihood function, it is possible to find low curvature surrogate functions that guarantee monotonicity. Unlike previous methods, the proposed surrogate functions lead to monotonic algorithms even for the nonconvex log-likelihood that arises due to background events such as scatter and random coincidences. The gradient and the curvature of the likelihood terms are evaluated only once per iteration. Since the problem is simplified, the CPU time per iteration is less than that of current algorithms which directly minimize the objective, yet the convergence rate is comparable. The simplicity, monotonicity and speed of the new algorithms are quite attractive. The convergence rates of the algorithms are demonstrated using real PET transmission scans.
['Hakan Erdogan', 'Jeffrey A. Fessler']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Accelerated monotonic algorithms for transmission tomography
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