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Machine Learning-Based Reconstruction of 2D MRI for Quantitative Morphometry in Epilepsy

2024-06-24

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<h4>Introduction</h4> Structural neuroimaging analyses require ‘research quality’ images, acquired with costly MRI acquisitions. Isotropic (3D-T1) images are desirable for quantitative analyses, however a routine compromise in the clinical setting is to acquire anisotropic (2D-T1) analogues for qualitative visual inspection. ML (Machine learning-based) software have shown promise in addressing some of the limitat...

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b40b2110-2800-536b-a9b4-1dfa9267d239
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10.1101/2024.06.24.24309298
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