A Unifying Multi-sampling-ratio CS-MRI Framework With Two-grid-cycle
Correction and Geometric Prior Distillation
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2205.07062v1
- Date: Sat, 14 May 2022 13:36:27 GMT
- Title: A Unifying Multi-sampling-ratio CS-MRI Framework With Two-grid-cycle
Correction and Geometric Prior Distillation
- Authors: Xiaohong Fan, Yin Yang, Ke Chen, Jianping Zhang, Ke Dong
- Abstract summary: We propose a unifying deep unfolding multi-sampling-ratio CS-MRI framework, by merging advantages of model-based and deep learning-based methods.
Inspired by multigrid algorithm, we first embed the CS-MRI-based optimization algorithm into correction-distillation scheme.
We employ a condition module to learn adaptively step-length and noise level from compressive sampling ratio in every stage.
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- Abstract: CS is an efficient method to accelerate the acquisition of MR images from
under-sampled k-space data. Although existing deep learning CS-MRI methods have
achieved considerably impressive performance, explainability and
generalizability continue to be challenging for such methods since most of them
are not flexible enough to handle multi-sampling-ratio reconstruction
assignments, often the transition from mathematical analysis to network design
not always natural enough. In this work, to tackle explainability and
generalizability, we propose a unifying deep unfolding multi-sampling-ratio
CS-MRI framework, by merging advantages of model-based and deep learning-based
methods. The combined approach offers more generalizability than previous works
whereas deep learning gains explainability through a geometric prior module.
Inspired by multigrid algorithm, we first embed the CS-MRI-based optimization
algorithm into correction-distillation scheme that consists of three
ingredients: pre-relaxation module, correction module and geometric prior
distillation module. Furthermore, we employ a condition module to learn
adaptively step-length and noise level from compressive sampling ratio in every
stage, which enables the proposed framework to jointly train multi-ratio tasks
through a single model. The proposed model can not only compensate the lost
contextual information of reconstructed image which is refined from low
frequency error in geometric characteristic k-space, but also integrate the
theoretical guarantee of model-based methods and the superior reconstruction
performances of deep learning-based methods. All physical-model parameters are
learnable, and numerical experiments show that our framework outperforms
state-of-the-art methods in terms of qualitative and quantitative evaluations.
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