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Radon transform (Rf(s,ω))

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The Radon transform integrates a function over affine hyperplanes:
Rf(s,ω)=∫x⋅ω=s​f(x)dAx​.
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The Radon transform is a mathematical integral transform that takes a function defined on a multi-dimensional space (usually \( \mathbb{R}^n \)) and produces a set of its integrals over certain geometric objects, typically lines or hyperplanes. Named after the Austrian mathematician Johann Radon, the transform is particularly important in the fields of image processing, computer tomography, and medical imaging.
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