Medical image super-resolution via deep residual neural network in the shearlet domain
Abstract This paper proposes aconvolutional neural network (CNN)-based efficient medical image super-resolution (SR) method in the shearlet domain. Because of differences between imaging mechanisms optimized for natural images and medical images, the design begins with building a medical image datas...
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Abstract This paper proposes aconvolutional neural network (CNN)-based efficient medical image super-resolution (SR) method in the shearlet domain. Because of differences between imaging mechanisms optimized for natural images and medical images, the design begins with building a medical image dataset for medical image SR and extracting effective areas to remarkably enhance the training effects of the CNN-based method. Then, a new medical image SR network structure—deep medical super-resolution network (DMSRN)—has been designed in which local residual learning is implemented through a recursive network and combined with global residual learning to heighten the depth of the network on the ground with no parameter increase. This effectively fixes the long-term dependency problem, which causes the prior state layers to barely have any effect on the following state layers. Last, the design addresses the problem of too-smooth reconstruction effects in the CNN-based method in the image space domain; shearlet transform is introduced to DMSRN to restore global topology through low-frequency sub-bands and restore local edge detail information through high-frequency sub-bands. Experimental results show that the proposed method is better than other state-of-the-art methods for medical image SR, which significantly promotes the restoration ability of texture structure and edge details. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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Abstract This paper proposes aconvolutional neural network (CNN)-based efficient medical image super-resolution (SR) method in the shearlet domain. Because of differences between imaging mechanisms optimized for natural images and medical images, the design begins with building a medical image dataset for medical image SR and extracting effective areas to remarkably enhance the training effects of the CNN-based method. Then, a new medical image SR network structure—deep medical super-resolution network (DMSRN)—has been designed in which local residual learning is implemented through a recursive network and combined with global residual learning to heighten the depth of the network on the ground with no parameter increase. This effectively fixes the long-term dependency problem, which causes the prior state layers to barely have any effect on the following state layers. Last, the design addresses the problem of too-smooth reconstruction effects in the CNN-based method in the image space domain; shearlet transform is introduced to DMSRN to restore global topology through low-frequency sub-bands and restore local edge detail information through high-frequency sub-bands. Experimental results show that the proposed method is better than other state-of-the-art methods for medical image SR, which significantly promotes the restoration ability of texture structure and edge details. © The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2021 |
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