Based on the microvasculature of entire healthy and tumor-bearing mouse brains, imaged with high-resolution fluorescence microscopy, the transverse relaxation process within virtual MRI voxels was simulated. Extended parametrizations of the non-Lorentzian signal decay were used to train support vector machine and random forest classifiers to differentiate healthy brain and tumor voxel signals. A proof-of-principle is presented with U87 and GL261 glioblastoma at different SNR levels. This automated workflow enables the in-silico development of specialized MRI sequences to maximize classification accuracy with minimal NMR measurements for experimental analogies.
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