Magnetic Resonance Super-resolution Imaging Measurement with Dictionary-optimized Sparse Learning

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Magnetic Resonance Super-resolution Imaging Measurement (MRIM) is an effective way of measuring materials. MRIM has wide applications in physics, chemistry, biology, geology, medical and material science, especially in medical diagnosis. It is feasible to improve the resolution of MR imaging through increasing radiation intensity, but the high radiation intensity and the longtime of magnetic field harm the human body. Thus, in the practical applications the resolution of hardware imaging reaches the limitation of resolution. Software-based super-resolution technology is effective to improve the resolution of image. This work proposes a framework of dictionary-optimized sparse learning based MR super-resolution method. The framework is to solve the problem of sample selection for dictionary learning of sparse reconstruction. The textural complexity-based image quality representation is proposed to choose the optimal samples for dictionary learning. Comprehensive experiments show that the dictionary-optimized sparse learning improves the performance of sparse representation.

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Li, J. B., Liu, J., Pan, J. S., & Yao, H. (2017). Magnetic Resonance Super-resolution Imaging Measurement with Dictionary-optimized Sparse Learning. Measurement Science Review, 17(3), 145–152. https://doi.org/10.1515/msr-2017-0018

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