Synopsis

Keywords: Image acquisition: Reconstruction, Image acquisition: Fast imaging

Sparsity, ubiquitous in medical images, can enable faster scans. Here, the concepts of sparsity and compressibility are reviewed. This is followed by an overview of how these concepts can be leveraged to scan faster, and conditions under which imaging speed can be pushed further.

Overview

Sparsity is ubiquitous in medical images and can be exploited to scan faster. In this presentation, the concept of sparsity and the related concept of compressibility are reviewed. This is followed by an overview of how these concepts can be leveraged to scan faster, and conditions under which imaging speed can be pushed further.

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