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Choose appropriate methods or models for a given problem, using information from observation or knowledge of the system being studied. Employ quantitative methods, mathematical models, statistics, and ...

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We introduce PaCoRe (Parallel Coordinated Reasoning), a framework that shifts the driver of inference from sequential depth to coordinated parallel breadth, breaking the model context limitation and ...

Abstract: This work addresses the problem of deriving improved quantitative susceptibility mapping (QSM) from magnetic resonance (MR) acquisitions. Deep learning based models that map measured MR ...