Deep learning tomographic reconstruction through hierarchical decomposition of domain transforms.

4区 计算机科学 Q1 Arts and Humanities
Lin Fu, Bruno De Man
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Deep learning (DL) has shown unprecedented performance for many image analysis and image enhancement tasks. Yet, solving large-scale inverse problems like tomographic reconstruction remains challenging for DL. These problems involve non-local and space-variant integral transforms between the input and output domains, for which no efficient neural network models are readily available. A prior attempt to solve tomographic reconstruction problems with supervised learning relied on a brute-force fully connected network and only allowed reconstruction with a 1284 system matrix size. This cannot practically scale to realistic data sizes such as 5124 and 5126 for three-dimensional datasets. Here we present a novel framework to solve such problems with DL by casting the original problem as a continuum of intermediate representations between the input and output domains. The original problem is broken down into a sequence of simpler transformations that can be well mapped onto an efficient hierarchical network architecture, with exponentially fewer parameters than a fully connected network would need. We applied the approach to computed tomography (CT) image reconstruction for a 5124 system matrix size. This work introduces a new kind of data-driven DL solver for full-size CT reconstruction without relying on the structure of direct (analytical) or iterative (numerical) inversion techniques. This work presents a feasibility demonstration of full-scale learnt reconstruction, whereas more developments will be needed to demonstrate superiority relative to traditional reconstruction approaches. The proposed approach is also extendable to other imaging problems such as emission and magnetic resonance reconstruction. More broadly, hierarchical DL opens the door to a new class of solvers for general inverse problems, which could potentially lead to improved signal-to-noise ratio, spatial resolution and computational efficiency in various areas.

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基于层次分解域变换的深度学习层析重建。
深度学习(DL)在许多图像分析和图像增强任务中显示出前所未有的性能。然而,解决像层析重建这样的大规模逆问题对DL来说仍然是一个挑战。这些问题涉及输入和输出域之间的非局部和空间变积分变换,没有有效的神经网络模型。之前用监督学习解决层析重建问题的尝试依赖于蛮力全连接网络,并且只允许用1284系统矩阵大小进行重建。这实际上不能扩展到实际的数据大小,例如三维数据集的5124和5126。在这里,我们提出了一个新的框架,通过将原始问题转换为输入和输出域之间的中间表示的连续体来解决DL问题。原始问题被分解成一系列更简单的转换,这些转换可以很好地映射到有效的分层网络体系结构上,其参数比完全连接的网络所需的参数少得多。我们将该方法应用于5124系统矩阵大小的计算机断层扫描(CT)图像重建。这项工作引入了一种新的数据驱动的深度学习求解器,用于全尺寸CT重建,而不依赖于直接(解析)或迭代(数值)反演技术的结构。这项工作提出了全面学习重建的可行性论证,而需要更多的发展来证明相对于传统重建方法的优越性。该方法也可扩展到其他成像问题,如发射和磁共振重建。更广泛地说,分层深度学习为一般逆问题的新一类求解器打开了大门,这可能会提高各个领域的信噪比、空间分辨率和计算效率。
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Visual Computing for Industry, Biomedicine, and Art
Visual Computing for Industry, Biomedicine, and Art Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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