T2LR-Net: An unrolling network learning transformed tensor low-rank prior for dynamic MR image reconstruction

📅 2022-09-08
🏛️ Comput. Biol. Medicine
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To address the limited modeling capability of conventional tensor low-rank priors in undersampled dynamic MRI reconstruction, this paper proposes a learnable, unrolled deep network that jointly integrates data-driven tensor linear transformations with low-rank regularization. Methodologically, it is the first to embed a fully learnable tensor linear transform into an unrolled optimization framework, enabling joint exploitation of spatiotemporal and spectral low-rank structure—thereby overcoming the limitations of handcrafted priors and static low-rank assumptions. Extensive experiments on multiple dynamic MRI datasets demonstrate that the proposed method consistently outperforms classical approaches (e.g., TV, LRTV) and state-of-the-art deep learning methods: it achieves PSNR gains of 2.1–3.6 dB and SSIM improvements of 0.025–0.041, while maintaining real-time performance with per-frame reconstruction time under 150 ms.
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Dynamic MRI Reconstruction
Tensor Low-Rank Prior
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UTNN (Unitary Transformation Tensor Nuclear Norm)
T2LR-Net
Dynamic MRI Reconstruction
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