Joint Denoising
Joint denoising research focuses on simultaneously removing noise and performing another image or signal processing task, such as classification, reconstruction, or enhancement, to improve overall data quality and downstream analysis. Current efforts utilize deep learning models, often employing variations of U-Nets, Transformers, and GANs, to integrate these tasks within a single framework, achieving superior performance compared to sequential processing. This approach is proving valuable across diverse applications, including medical imaging (e.g., MRI, SPECT), remote sensing (SAR), microscopy, and speech enhancement, by improving data quality and efficiency.
Papers
Joint Denoising and Few-angle Reconstruction for Low-dose Cardiac SPECT Using a Dual-domain Iterative Network with Adaptive Data Consistency
Xiongchao Chen, Bo Zhou, Huidong Xie, Xueqi Guo, Qiong Liu, Albert J. Sinusas, Chi Liu
Cross-domain Iterative Network for Simultaneous Denoising, Limited-angle Reconstruction, and Attenuation Correction of Low-dose Cardiac SPECT
Xiongchao Chen, Bo Zhou, Huidong Xie, Xueqi Guo, Qiong Liu, Albert J. Sinusas, Chi Liu