FiRework: Field Refinement Framework for Efficient Enhancement of Deformable Registration
Haiqiao Wang, Dong Ni, and Yi Wang

TL;DR
FiRework is a novel unsupervised deformable registration framework that improves accuracy and efficiency by redesigning continuous deformation, requiring fewer recursion levels and supporting continuous inference, validated on brain MRI datasets.
Contribution
The paper introduces FiRework, a field refinement framework that enhances deformable registration accuracy and efficiency with a simplified recursive approach and continuous inference capability.
Findings
Outperforms existing registration networks on brain MRI datasets
Requires only one recursion during training, reducing computational load
Demonstrates superior registration accuracy and efficiency
Abstract
Deformable image registration remains a fundamental task in clinical practice, yet solving registration problems involving complex deformations remains challenging. Current deep learning-based registration methods employ continuous deformation to model large deformations, which often suffer from accumulated registration errors and interpolation inaccuracies. Moreover, achieving satisfactory results with these frameworks typically requires a large number of cascade stages, demanding substantial computational resources. Therefore, we propose a novel approach, the field refinement framework (FiRework), tailored for unsupervised deformable registration, aiming to address these challenges. In FiRework, we redesign the continuous deformation framework to mitigate the aforementioned errors. Notably, our FiRework requires only one level of recursion during training and supports continuous…
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TopicsAdvanced Data Storage Technologies · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems
