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Fig 1.

Varian calibration method.

(a) Calibration plate; (b) Reflector block; (c) Calibration program interface.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of the 70 kg weight.

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Fig 3.

The proposed calibration method.

(a) CT coordinate system; (b) Initial setup; (c) Calibration for position 1.

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Fig 4.

Schematic diagram of RGSC-like and CT-like measurements.

(a) CT; (b) RGSC.

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Table 1.

Coordinate uncertainty (standard deviation) comparison in camera view coordinate system, between Varian calibration method and the proposed calibration method.

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Table 2.

Comparison of the residual drifts of simulated DIBH waveforms for Varian calibration method versus the proposed calibration method.

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Fig 5.

Comparison of different calibration methods.

(a) Varian calibration method; (b) The proposed calibration method. The yellow segment indicates the CT beam-on time.

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Fig 6.

The influence of CT couch sagging on RGSC signal and CT image.

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Fig 7.

Comparison of two different calibration with weight for a scan length of 1 m.

(a) The extended calibration proposed by Park et al. [18]; (b) The proposed calibration method. The yellow segment indicates the CT beam-on time. The purple arrow indicates the DIBH trace exceeding the predetermined thresholds during scanning.

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