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Single Element Ultrasound Imaging with Compressed Sensing |
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March 2021
For my EE 367 final project, I simulated a simplified model of a single element, 2D ultrasound imaging with compressed sensing, based on a technique developed by Kruizinga et al.
Please see the following media for more details:
The code is available in the Github repository.
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