The use of a fast, direct, Luminal Water Fraction fitting technique is compared with a more commonly used iterative method on data from 76 prostate cancer patients with biopsy Gleason grade available. The fast method shows a similar Receiver Operating Characteristic Area Under the Curve (ROC-AUC) when used to classify an image region as clinically significant or non-significant cancer.
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