Documentation: Update documentation on reconstruction algorithms#3157
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There is naturally some crossover between Diátaxis categories in pages like this, especially for technical algorithm documentation where users benefit from both conceptual guidance and reference information together. The mix of explanation, parameter details, implementation notes, and usage guidance works reasonably well here, but it does make the page span multiple documentation categories. It may be worth having a team discussion about how strictly we want to apply the Diátaxis model for technical overview pages like this. |
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This section explains when to use FBP_CUDA, but it does not yet explain why filtered back projection behaves differently from iterative methods.
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This section would benefit from a short explanation of how iterative reconstruction works conceptually.
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SIRT progressively refines the reconstruction by repeatedly comparing simulated projections against measured projection data and correcting the reconstruction estimate over multiple iterations.
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Looks good before and after diagrams to be merged with next pr
Issue Closes #1839
Description
Restructured the current algorithm documentation to:
gridrec,FBP_CUDAandSIRT_CUDADeveloper Testing
python -m pytest -vsAcceptance Criteria and Reviewer Testing
python -m pytest -vsmake build-docscd docs/build/htmlpython -m http.server 8000Documentation and Additional Notes