Vision-Language Guidance in MRI Reconstruction Significantly Improves Image Sharpness
maier_ak · x · 2026-08-13
On fastMRI knee and brain benchmarks, the introduced semantic regularizer lowered LPIPS (better perceptual similarity) and raised Tenengrad (sharper structure), effectively boosting radiologist reader-study scores. Furthermore, text prompts can be used to steer the reconstruction process toward specific anatomy.
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