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arXiv Computer Vision By Jiheng Li, Michael E. Kim, Trent Schwartz, Gaurav Rudravaram, Derek B. Archer, Timothy J. Hohman, the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative, Lianrui Zuo, Bennett A. Landman

SliceBridge: context-consistent repair of corrupted slice intervals in T1-weighted MRI

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SliceBridge is a new framework for repairing corrupted slice intervals in T1‑weighted MRI by using rectified flow matching conditioned on surrounding intact slices and their relative positions. It enforces through‑plane consistency by coupling slices within the interval through shared noise, flow time, and synchronized sampling, then reinserts the restored interval without altering other slices. In experiments on 9,877 brain MRIs and 581 external subjects, SliceBridge reduced slice‑to‑slice error by 32.9%–41.3% and improved SSIM across interval lengths, while lowering downstream segmentation volume estimation error from 1.95% to 1.05%.

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