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Title: Efficient, Robust, Nonlinear, and Guaranteed Positive Definite Diffusion Tensor Estimation


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Efficient, Robust, Nonlinear, and Guaranteed
Positive Definite Diffusion TensorEstimation
  • Robert W Cox Daniel R Glen
  • SSCC / NIMH / NIH / DHHS / USA / EARTH

ISMRM 2006 Seattle 09 May 2006
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Nonlinear ?
  • Nonlinear relationship between image data I(q)
    and D what we want to know

matrix dot product
  • Ignore noise, transform to linear system for D
    and solve via OLS?
  • Oops! Noise level depends nonlinearly on
    unknowns. In WM, varies strongly
    with directionality of

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Positive Definite ?
  • Weighted LSq error functional E
  • Given D, linear solve for base image J
  • Gradient descent on D to minimize E
  • Oops! Minimizer D still may not be PD

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2D Cartoon Example
y
Best feasible point
Best feasible point on gradient descent path
x
Forbidden minimizer
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Guaranteed PD ?
  • Descent direction that keeps PD-ness
  • Find M that gives fastest descent rate

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Efficient ?
  • Padé approx e?2x ?(1?x)/(1x) for e?? FD
  • Guarantees D remains PD for any ?
  • And is O(? 2) accurate method for ODE
  • Choose ? to ensure E decreases quickly
  • If E(s? ) lt E(s) , also try step 2?
  • If E(s2? ) lt E(s? ), keep for next step

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Robust ?
  • Iterate D(s) to convergence using weights wq1
    (most voxels go pretty fast)
  • Compute residuals (mismatch from data)
  • And standard deviation of residuals
  • Reduce weight wq if data point q has too large
    residual (relative to std.deviation)
  • If had to re-weight, start over
  • Using final D(s) from first round as starting
    point for this second round

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Some Results !
Linearized Method
Current Method
  • Colorized Fractional Anistropy of D
  • Voxels with negative eigenvalues are colored
    black
  • Problem is worst where D is most anisotropic

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More Results !
Fractional Anisotropy
Angular Deviation
FA0.0 ??1o
FA0.6 ??6o
  • Angular deviation between principal eigenvector
    of D computed with linearized and current method
  • Angles only displayed where FA gt 0.2 (i.e., in
    WM)

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Miscellany
  • C software included in AFNI package
  • http//afni.nimh.nih.gov
  • 256 ? 256 ? 54 ? 33 ? ?3 min vs 20 s (iMac
    Intel)
  • NIfTI-1 format for file interchange (someday?)
  • Potential improvements
  • Isotropic D ? Spheroidal D ? General D
  • Replace weighted LSq with a sub-quadratic robust
    error metric ?(residual)
  • Simultaneously estimate image registration
    parameters along with D

Params 1 lt 4 lt 6
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Conclusions
  • You may as well use a nonlinear guaranteed PD
    solver, since the CPU time penalty is small
  • And the software is free free free
  • Significant impact in 1-2 of WM voxels
  • Importance for applications yet to be evaluated
    by us
  • Have NOT implemented a nonlinear NON-guaranteed
    PD solver for comparison
  • Have NOT looked at local minima issue

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Finally Thanks
MM Klosek. JS Hyde. A Jesmanowicz. BD
Ward. EC Wong. KM Donahue. PA Bandettini. T
Ross. RM Birn. J Ratke. ZS Saad. G Chen. RC
Reynolds. PP Christidis. K Bove-Bettis. LR
Frank. DS Cohen. DA Jacobson. Former students
from MCW. Et alii
http//afni.nimh.nih.gov/pub/tmp/ISMRM2006/
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