Noisy MRI
Noisy MRI data poses significant challenges for accurate image analysis and downstream medical applications. Current research focuses on developing robust methods for denoising and artifact correction, employing techniques like attention-based neural networks, influence-based training, and iterative learning frameworks incorporating U-Nets and normalizing flows. These advancements aim to improve the reliability of diagnostic tools and quantitative image analysis by mitigating the effects of noise and motion artifacts inherent in MRI acquisitions, ultimately leading to more accurate and efficient medical diagnoses. The development of robust and generalizable methods is crucial for improving the quality and accessibility of MRI-based healthcare.