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A Unified Model for Compressed Sensing MRI Across Undersampling Patterns

CVPR 2025 · Image generation › Image restoration · approach: Inverse imaging with learned priors · 4 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a discretization-agnostic neural operator (UDNO built on DISCO convolutions) unrolled network for compressed sensing MRI that works across undersampling patterns and resolutions.

Problem

Deep learning MRI reconstruction models are tied to a fixed discretization, so separate models are needed for each undersampling pattern and output resolution, which is impractical clinically.

Approach

Replace CNN priors in an unrolled network with neural operators built from DISCO local-integral convolutions applied in both k-space (NOk) and image space (NOi), giving resolution-agnostic kernels that also enable zero-shot super-resolution and extended field of view.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace CNN-based E2E-VN priors with resolution-agnostic neural operatorsMRI reconstruction on fastMRI knee · fastMRI knee, 4× equispacedPSNR (dB): 38.33±3.06 -> 39.14±2.93Helped
Replace CNN-based E2E-VN priors with resolution-agnostic neural operatorsMRI reconstruction on fastMRI knee · fastMRI knee, 4× equispacedSSIM: 0.9048±0.0732 -> 0.9219±0.0724Helped
Replace CNN-based E2E-VN priors with resolution-agnostic neural operatorsMRI reconstruction on fastMRI brain · fastMRI brain, 4× equispacedPSNR (dB): 38.06±2.70 -> 38.82±2.77Helped
Replace CNN-based E2E-VN priors with resolution-agnostic neural operatorsMRI reconstruction on fastMRI brain · fastMRI brain, 4× equispacedSSIM: 0.9620±0.0107 -> 0.9621±0.0086No clear effect
Use neural operators instead of E2E-VN++MRI reconstruction on fastMRI knee · fastMRI knee, 4× equispacedPSNR (dB): 37.50 ± 2.79 -> 37.40 ± 2.61No clear effect
Use neural operators instead of E2E-VN++MRI reconstruction on fastMRI knee · fastMRI knee, 4× radialPSNR (dB): 35.50 ± 2.24 -> 36.23 ± 2.21Helped
Use neural operators instead of E2E-VN++MRI reconstruction on fastMRI knee · fastMRI knee, 4× PoissonPSNR (dB): 33.01 ± 2.67 -> 33.42 ± 2.34Helped
Use neural operators instead of E2E-VN++MRI reconstruction on fastMRI knee · fastMRI knee, 4× GaussianPSNR (dB): 30.65 ± 2.55 -> 31.25 ± 2.70Helped
Use neural operators instead of E2E-VNMRI reconstruction inference · MRI reconstruction, inferenceInference time (s): 0.104 -> 0.158Hurt
Use neural operators instead of diffusion reconstructionMRI reconstruction inference · MRI reconstruction, inferenceInference time (s): 93.84 -> 0.158Helped

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Experimental setup

Datasets: fastMRI knee fastMRI brain

Benchmarks: fastMRI knee fastMRI brain

Metrics: PSNR SSIM NMSE inference time

Baselines: E2E-VN E2E-VN++ U-Net CSGM ScoreMRI PnP-DM l1-Wavelet

Builds on: End-to-End VarNet DISCO convolutions Fourier neural operator U-Net

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