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Meeting ReportPhysics, Instrumentation & Data Sciences

A fully unsupervised approach to create patient-like phantoms via Convolutional neural networks

Junyu Chen, Ye Li and Eric Frey
Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2020, 61 (supplement 1) 522;
Junyu Chen
1Johns Hopkins University Baltimore MD United States
2Johns Hopkins University Baltimore MD United States
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Ye Li
1Johns Hopkins University Baltimore MD United States
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Eric Frey
1Johns Hopkins University Baltimore MD United States
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    MethodSSIMMSE
    Affine Only0.828±0.00869.213±2.748
    Ours0.955±0.00737.340±5.078
    SyN (MSE)0.884±0.01151.999±4.135
    SyN (MI)0.881±0.01155.059±3.996
    SyN (CC)0.886±0.01152.838±4.138
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