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The proposed spatially shift-invariant network architecture. The LDCT is first decomposed into four sub-images, which are fed into the feature extractor. Then, a feature fuser is used to combine the features. Lastly, a predictor is used to generate the results. detail how to choose the pixels in Y E and the associated complement Y C , as well as the prior distribution P (µ X E ).

The proposed spatially shift-invariant network architecture. The LDCT is first decomposed into four sub-images, which are fed into the feature extractor. Then, a feature fuser is used to combine the features. Lastly, a predictor is used to generate the results. detail how to choose the pixels in Y E and the associated complement Y C , as well as the prior distribution P (µ X E ).

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Despite the indispensable role of X-ray computed tomography (CT) in diagnostic medicine field, the associated ionizing radiation is still a major concern considering that it may cause genetic and cancerous diseases. Decreasing the exposure can reduce the dose and hence the radiation-related risk, but will also induce higher quantum noise. Supervise...

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... sub-module contains four layers and accepts only the features from the complementary sub-images. For example, if the target sub-image is the red sub-image in figure 1, the input to the red feature fuser sub-module will only accept the features from the yellow, green, and blue sub-images. ...