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9 December 1992 Discontinuity-preserving vector smoothing on multivariate MR images via vector mean-field annealing
Youn-Sik Han, Wesley E. Snyder
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Abstract
One impcrtant potential ci Magnetic Resonance Imaging as comjxrcd to other medical imaging modalities is that MRI can produce well-registered multivariate images. By channg operational parameters, MRI can generate different images which emphasizes one or more tissue parameters, while maintaining reasonable registration among these images. Curremly, these multivariate ünages are ocessed or viewed individually. This jiocessing seheme is inconvenient and sometimes gives incurate results. By treating multivariate images as vector-valued images, we can process them as a whole. For quantitative analysis of medical hnages, thscontinnity-preserving or -enhancing smoothing technique becomes important In this mper, a discontinuity-preserving vector smoothing technique is intrOdUced, which is based on current scalar Mean Field Annealing.
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Youn-Sik Han and Wesley E. Snyder "Discontinuity-preserving vector smoothing on multivariate MR images via vector mean-field annealing", Proc. SPIE 1768, Mathematical Methods in Medical Imaging, (9 December 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.130891
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KEYWORDS
Magnetic resonance imaging

Silicon

Smoothing

Annealing

Tissues

Medical imaging

Image processing

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