@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ A **radiograph** (or **radio**) is the raw data at the output of a X-ray detecto
In this documentation, we distinguish between radios and sinograms.
As stated before, a radio is a raw projection data, i.e what comes out of the detector. "Corrected radios" refer to radios after some CCD corrections and flat-field normalization.
As stated before, a radio is a raw projection data, i.e what comes out of the detector. "Corrected radios" refer to radios after some CCD corrections.
Each radio has *Nx* pixels horizontally, and *Nz* pixels vertically. During a scan, a collections of *Na* radios are acquired, where *Na* is the number of projection angles.