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  <dc:title>SPC-Gen</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>SPC-Gen&amp;nbsp;is a large-scale, physically consistent synthetic PET/CT dataset designed to address the scarcity of medical imaging data, particularly in nuclear medicine. The dataset is generated using a latent diffusion model trained directly in the&amp;nbsp;projection domain, thereby preserving essential physical information of the PET imaging process, including photon counting statistics and system response characteristics.SPC-Gen comprises&amp;nbsp;over 50,000 paired slices in both the projection and image domains, covering a wide range of tracers (e.g., &amp;sup1;⁸F-FDG, &amp;sup1;⁸F-DOPA, ⁶⁸Ga-PSMA), anatomical regions (brain, trunk, abdomen, chest), and imaging modalities (PET and CT). The dataset is organized to support both single-channel and multi-channel configurations (e.g., dual-tracer fusion), making it suitable for various downstream tasks such as tracer separation, image fusion, lesion segmentation, and low-dose CT reconstruction.All generated data have undergone rigorous validation to ensure distributional consistency, physical authenticity, and task-level usability. Data are provided in multiple formats, including DICOM, NumPy (.npy), and MATLAB (.mat), accompanied by comprehensive metadata to facilitate flexible data filtering and experimental design.By releasing SPC-Gen, we aim to provide a standardized benchmark resource for PET/CT imaging research, generative model evaluation, and data augmentation, ultimately supporting the development of physically grounded and clinically meaningful AI models in medical imaging.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>Synthetic PET/CT dataset; Projection domain generation; Multi-tracer PET imaging; Latent diffusion model</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Qiegen Liu</dc:creator>
  <dc:creator>Bin Huang</dc:creator>
  <dc:creator>Wenya Yuan</dc:creator>
  <dc:creator>Kang Chen</dc:creator>
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