Treffer: In-vitro MRI datasets and models used in the manuscript: 'Accelerated and quantitative three‐dimensional molecular MRI using a generative adversarial network'
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GAN-ST Sample Models and Datasets The purpose of this code is to demonstrate CEST parameter mapping from 9 raw MRF images using GAN-ST. This folder contains the following: Data These data are comprised of single, reprasentative L-arinine phantom slices (6 vials with concentrations 25-100mM and pH between 4 and 6). Images were acquired using 3T clinical scanners. sample_phantom_input.npy contains the 9 raw MRF images used as input. sample_phantom_gt_ksw.npy contains ground truth CEST-MRF concentration and proton exchange rate parameter maps. sample_phantom_gt_ph.npy contains ground truth concentration and pH maps generated from pH-meter measured pH and analytic scale L-arginine concentrations. Brain and leg MRF input data and ground truth parameter maps are not included due to participant/patient privacy. Models The 'Models' folder contains 4 trained GAN-ST models. model_phantom_ksw.h5 maps 9 raw MRF images to concentration and proton exchange rate parameter maps for an L-arginine phantom. model_phantom_ph.h5 maps 9 raw MRF images to concentration and pH parameter maps based on gold-standard measured values for an L-arginine phantom. model_leg.h5 maps 9 raw MRF images to semi-solid volume fraction and exchange rate parameter maps for in-vivo calf images. model_brain.h5 maps 9 raw MRF images to semi-solid volume fraction and exchange rate parameter maps for in-vivo brain images. Python script sample_processing.py loads both in-vitro model files and maps a N = 9 MRF images to either concentration and proton exchange rate or concentration and pH maps. It requires having Python installed with the following packages: numpy, matplotlib, and keras. Suggested installation routes: pip Anaconda Once the packages are installed, run sample_processing.py The script will fit the models and output labeled CEST-MRF (ground truth) and GAN-ST parameter maps. These datasets are associated with the paper: Weigand‐Whittier J, Sedykh M, Herz K, et al. Accelerated and quantitative three‐dimensional molecular MRI using a generative ...