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A deep learning framework that jointly learns networks for image registration and image segmentation, which achieves large simultaneous improvements of segmentation and registration accuracy (over independently trained networks) and allows training high-quality models with very limited training data.
The novelty here is that rather than using traditional ways of approximating MI, this work uses a neural estimator called MINE and supplement it with matrix exponential for transformation matrix computation, which leads to improved results as compared to the standard algorithms available out-of-the-box in state-of the-art image registration toolboxes.
Experimental results show that FlowReg is able to obtain high intensity and spatial similarity between the moving and the fixed volumes while maintaining the shape and structure of anatomy and pathology.
This paper proposes a self-supervised deep learning approach for discovering landmarks from images that can directly be used as a shape descriptor for subsequent analysis, and proposes a regularization term that allows for robust optimization of the neural network and ensures that the landmarks uniformly span the image domain.
The proposed unsupervised deformable image registration model, named RFR-WWANet, detects the long-range correlations, and facilitates meaningful semantic relevance of anatomical structures, and achieves significant improvements over the current state-of-the-art methods.
A convolution-based efficient multi-head self-attention (CEMSA) block is proposed, which reduces the parameters of the traditional Transformer and captures local spatial context information for reducing semantic ambiguity in the attention mechanism.
The Fourier-Net is proposed, replacing the expansive path in a U-Net style network with a parameter-free model-driven decoder, allowing it to contain fewer parameters and computational operations, resulting in faster inference speeds.
Fourier-Net+ enables the efficient training of large-scale 3D registration on low-VRAM GPUs and achieves comparable results with current state-of-the art methods, while exhibiting faster inference speeds, lower memory footprint, and fewer multiply-add operations.
A new Motion Separable backbone is exploited to capture the separate motion, with a theoretical analysis of the upper bound of the motions' discontinuity provided, and a novel Residual Aligner module was used to disentangle and refine the predicted motions across the multiple neighboring objects/organs.
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