Miscellaneous 2021

MRzero sequence generation using analytic signal equations as forward model and neural network reconstruction for efficient auto-encoding

{MRzero is a fully differentiable Bloch-equation-based MRI sequence invention framework. Instead of using time-consuming average-isochromat-based Bloch simulations, analytic signal equations are used as alternative forward differentiable MR scan simulation method. Neural network reconstruction is used for efficient auto-encoding. The joint optimization of sequence and NN parameters for B1 and T1 mapping can be performed 2 to 3 orders of magnitude faster then in previous MRzero approaches. The optimized sequence is tested by measurements in vivo at 3T and compared to a standard inversion recovery. High quality B1 and T1 maps are provided with less total acquisition time and energy deposition.}

Author(s): Weinmüller, S and Dang, HN and Loktyushin, A and Glang, F and Doerfler, A and Maier, A and Schölkopf, B and Scheffler, K and Zaiss, M
Book Title: 2021 ISMRM & SMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition (ISMRM 2021)
Year: 2021
Bibtex Type: Miscellaneous (misc)
Electronic Archiving: grant_archive

BibTex

@misc{item_3319849,
  title = {{MRzero sequence generation using analytic signal equations as forward model and neural network reconstruction for efficient auto-encoding}},
  booktitle = {{2021 ISMRM \& SMRT Annual Meeting \& Exhibition (ISMRM 2021)}},
  abstract = {{MRzero is a fully differentiable Bloch-equation-based MRI sequence invention framework. Instead of using time-consuming average-isochromat-based Bloch simulations, analytic signal equations are used as alternative forward differentiable MR scan simulation method. Neural network reconstruction is used for efficient auto-encoding. The joint optimization of sequence and NN parameters for B1 and T1 mapping can be performed 2 to 3 orders of magnitude faster then in previous MRzero approaches. The optimized sequence is tested by measurements in vivo at 3T and compared to a standard inversion recovery. High quality B1 and T1 maps are provided with less total acquisition time and energy deposition.}},
  year = {2021},
  slug = {item_3319849},
  author = {Weinm\"uller, S and Dang, HN and Loktyushin, A and Glang, F and Doerfler, A and Maier, A and Sch\"olkopf, B and Scheffler, K and Zaiss, M}
}