arXiv Machine Learning By Baoshun Shi, Shuangyi Yang, Ke Jiang, Bin Zhu, Zhanli Hu, Huazhu Fu

A deep dictionary network-based foundation model for ultra-low-dose CT denoising

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The paper introduces a deep dictionary network (DDN) foundation model designed for ultra‑low‑dose CT (ULDCT) denoising across multiple organs. By cascading convolutional sparse coding layers with iterative soft‑thresholding, the architecture offers inherent interpretability, while dynamic dictionary and threshold modules enhance representation. The model is pre‑trained on over one million normal‑dose CT images and fine‑tuned on multi‑organ ULDCT datasets, achieving state‑of‑the‑art performance that consistently outperforms existing methods.

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