CAHAL introduces a physics-informed mixture-of-experts super-resolution network for clinical MRI that conditions on resolution and anisotropy and uses edge-penalised, Fourier, and segmentation-guided losses to reduce hallucinations compared with prior generative methods.
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Deeper VGG16 layers in feature losses for diffusion MRI super-resolution introduce persistent grid artifacts in images and anisotropy maps, whereas the shallowest layer preserves consistency with ground truth at high upsampling factors.
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CAHAL: Clinically Applicable resolution enHAncement for Low-resolution MRI scans
CAHAL introduces a physics-informed mixture-of-experts super-resolution network for clinical MRI that conditions on resolution and anisotropy and uses edge-penalised, Fourier, and segmentation-guided losses to reduce hallucinations compared with prior generative methods.
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Layer Selection in Feature-Based Losses Affects Image Quality and Microstructural Consistency in Deep Learning Super-Resolution of Brain Diffusion MRI
Deeper VGG16 layers in feature losses for diffusion MRI super-resolution introduce persistent grid artifacts in images and anisotropy maps, whereas the shallowest layer preserves consistency with ground truth at high upsampling factors.