Complex extension of optical flow and its practical evaluation for undersampled dynamic MRI
Reconstructing high-quality images from undersampled dynamic MRI data is a challenging task and important for the success of this imaging modality. To remedy the naturally occurring artifacts due to measurement undersampling, one can incorporate a motion model into the reconstruction so that informa...
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description | Reconstructing high-quality images from undersampled dynamic MRI data is a
challenging task and important for the success of this imaging modality. To
remedy the naturally occurring artifacts due to measurement undersampling, one
can incorporate a motion model into the reconstruction so that information can
propagate across time frames. Current models for MRI imaging are using the
optical flow equation. However, they are based on real-valued images. Here, we
generalise the optical flow equation to complex-valued images and demonstrate,
based on two real cardiac MRI datasets, that the new model is capable of
improving image quality. |
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propagate across time frames. Current models for MRI imaging are using the
optical flow equation. However, they are based on real-valued images. Here, we
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remedy the naturally occurring artifacts due to measurement undersampling, one
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propagate across time frames. Current models for MRI imaging are using the
optical flow equation. However, they are based on real-valued images. Here, we
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