Computational Feasibility of MR Image Reconstruction via Explicit Construction and Inversion of the Encoding Matrix

Motivation: MR reconstruction using the direct pseudoinverse of the encoding matrix, which is a simple and versatile approach, has not been widely adopted clinically due to its perceived computational intractability. Goal(s): To demonstrate the computational feasibility of generalized MR image reconstruction via direct pseudoinversion of the encoding matrix using high-end computational systems similar to modern MR reconstruction computers. Approach: To test computational times required for direct pseudoinversion of various encoding matrices and for calculating relevant image metrics. Results: SVD computation time scales with the ~1.4th power of the cardinality of the encoding matrix. Spatial-response-functions and noise matrices were also derived. Impact: Demonstration of the current computational feasibility of generalized MR image reconstruction via direct pseudoinversion of the encoding matrix (Pinv-Recon), which is as a simple and versatile reconstruction approach able to incorporate a variety of encoding mechanisms and distortions.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2025/2604
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Medical Image Segmentation Techniques
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Computational Feasibility of MR Image Reconstruction via Explicit Construction and Inversion of the Encoding Matrix

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Motivation: MR reconstruction using the direct pseudoinverse of the encoding matrix, which is a simple and versatile approach, has not been widely adopted clinically due to its perceived computational intractability. Goal(s): To demonstrate the computational feasibility of generalized MR image reconstruction via direct pseudoinversion of the encoding matrix using high-end computational systems similar to modern MR reconstruction computers. Approach: To test computational times required for direct pseudoinversion of various encoding matrices and for calculating relevant image metrics. Results: SVD computation time scales with the ~1.4th power of the cardinality of the encoding matrix. Spatial-response-functions and noise matrices were also derived. Impact: Demonstration of the current computational feasibility of generalized MR image reconstruction via direct pseudoinversion of the encoding matrix (Pinv-Recon), which is as a simple and versatile reconstruction approach able to incorporate a variety of encoding mechanisms and distortions.

Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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