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We developed an interpretable deep learning network, MPGD-Net, for fluorescence diffuse optical tomography (fDOT) reconstruction. This method enhances image quality using limited training data, overcoming limitations of traditional and data-driven approaches.

Area of Science:

Biomedical Imaging
Optical Physics
Computational Science

Background:

Fluorescence diffuse optical tomography (fDOT) reconstruction quality is limited by inverse problem ill-posedness and mismodeling.
Current deep learning methods offer improvements but lack interpretability and require extensive training data.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce an interpretable model-driven network, MPGD-Net, for enhanced fDOT image reconstruction.
To improve fDOT reconstruction quality using minimal training data.

Main Methods:

Unfolding projected gradient descent into a novel, interpretable deep network architecture (MPGD-Net).
Utilizing a model-driven approach combined with deep learning principles.

Main Results:

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MPGD-Net significantly improves fDOT reconstruction quality.
The proposed network demonstrates superior generalization ability in both simulations and in vivo experiments.
Achieved high-quality reconstruction with limited training samples.

Conclusions:

MPGD-Net offers an interpretable and data-efficient solution for fDOT image reconstruction.
The model-driven deep learning approach effectively addresses the challenges of ill-posed inverse problems in fDOT.
MPGD-Net shows promise for advancing biomedical imaging applications.