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Abstract #4669

Deep Learning-based Human MRI Reconstruction and Preprocessing with Artificial Fourier Transform Network (AFT-Net)

Yanting Yang1, Jeffery Siyuan Tian2, and Jia Guo1
1Columbia University, New York, NY, United States, 2Computer Science, University of Maryland, College Park, Clarksville, MD, United States

Synopsis

Keywords: AI/ML Image Reconstruction, Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence

Motivation: Complex-valued deep learning framework has not been fully investigated in human normal-field and low-field MRI reconstruction and preprocessing.

Goal(s): We aim to replace conventional numerical methods with deep learning network, which reconstruct and preprocess the k-space data in parallel.

Approach: An artificial Fourier transform network (AFT-Net) is proposed to directly processes the complex-valued raw data in the sensor domain.

Results: An evaluation of accelerated reconstruction and denoised reconstruction shows that AFT-Net demonstrated the ability to reconstruct the data with significantly accelerate acquisition and random Gaussian noise. The proposed AFT-Net is an efficient and accurate approach for MRI reconstruction and preprocessing from raw data.

Impact: MRI reconstruction and preprocessing with AFT-Net should be able to determine the domain-manifold mapping and process k-space data directly, which shows superior performance and can be served as an efficient and accurate approach for human high-field and low-field MRI acquisition.

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