In Computed Tomography (CT), the "view number" refers to the total number of projection images (or "views") acquired during a single scan rotation. Generally, a higher view number improves the quality of the reconstructed image by enhancing detail and reducing artifacts. However, increasing the view number also extends the scan duration and data processing time. The optimal setting should be selected based on the sample size and the required level of inspection precision.
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