SAMRI fine-tunes only the mask decoder of SAM on 1.1 million MRI slices from 30 datasets to reach mean DSC 0.87 on 47 targets and strong zero-shot performance.
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Reformulating the input to adjacent slices for deep learning MRI interpolation yields 58% SSIM gains and 10.1% improvement over linear baseline, with problem formulation outweighing architecture choice.
RA-CMF integrates conditional MeanFlow for trajectory-based image enhancement with an RL-driven policy for tile-wise adaptive refinement budgets, achieving average PSNR of 34.23 and SSIM of 0.95 on CT images with strong tumor ROI radiomic feature consistency.
A harmonization framework enables comparison of six AI segmentation models on 31 structures in NLST CT scans, revealing strong agreement for lungs but invalid outputs for some vertebrae and ribs.
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SAMRI: Segment Any MRI
SAMRI fine-tunes only the mask decoder of SAM on 1.1 million MRI slices from 30 datasets to reach mean DSC 0.87 on 47 targets and strong zero-shot performance.
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Deep Learning for MRI Slice Interpolation: The Critical Role of Problem Formulation
Reformulating the input to adjacent slices for deep learning MRI interpolation yields 58% SSIM gains and 10.1% improvement over linear baseline, with problem formulation outweighing architecture choice.
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RA-CMF: Region-Adaptive Conditional MeanFlow for CT Image Reconstruction
RA-CMF integrates conditional MeanFlow for trajectory-based image enhancement with an RL-driven policy for tile-wise adaptive refinement budgets, achieving average PSNR of 34.23 and SSIM of 0.95 on CT images with strong tumor ROI radiomic feature consistency.
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In search of truth: Evaluating concordance of AI-based anatomy segmentation models
A harmonization framework enables comparison of six AI segmentation models on 31 structures in NLST CT scans, revealing strong agreement for lungs but invalid outputs for some vertebrae and ribs.