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    • Diffusion MRI (dMRI) resolution is limited by hardware and noise, hindering accurate microstructural parameter estimation.
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    • To develop a novel framework, SHRL-dMRI, for high-fidelity and generalizable super-resolution in dMRI.
    • To simultaneously enhance both spatial and angular resolution while improving microstructural parameter estimation accuracy.
    • To preserve image fidelity and fine details in super-resolved dMRI data.

    Main Methods:

    • Proposed SHRL-dMRI framework utilizing implicit neural representations and spherical harmonics.
    • Simultaneous modeling of continuous spatial and angular representations for enhanced resolution.
    • Incorporated a data-fidelity module and wavelet-based frequency loss to maintain image consistency and fine details.

    Main Results:

    • SHRL-dMRI significantly enhanced dMRI data resolution compared to state-of-the-art methods.
    • Improved accuracy in microstructural parameter estimation was achieved.
    • Demonstrated superior generalization capabilities, maintaining stable performance under significant downsampling (45×).

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    • The framework successfully addresses limitations in spatial/angular resolution and image fidelity in dMRI.