Learning Based Image Reconstruction
Learning-based image reconstruction leverages deep learning to improve the quality and speed of reconstructing images from incomplete or noisy data, particularly in medical imaging. Current research focuses on enhancing robustness by addressing out-of-distribution data and quantifying uncertainty in reconstructions, often employing architectures like UNet, variational networks, and deep unrolling methods within optimization frameworks. These advancements are crucial for improving diagnostic accuracy and reliability in applications such as MRI and CT, where accurate and trustworthy image reconstruction is paramount. The development of reproducible research tools, such as extensions to existing toolboxes, is also a significant area of focus.