Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Purpose: The inverse of a deformation vector field (DVF) is often needed in deformable registration, 4D image reconstruction, and adaptive radiation therapy. This study aims at improving both the accuracy with respect to inverse consistency and efficiency of the numerical DVF inversion by developing a fixed-point iteration method with feedback control. #R##N#Method:  introduce an iterative method with active feedback control for DVF inversion. The method is built upon a previous fixed-point iteration method, which is represented as a particular passive instance in the new method. At each iteration step,  measure the inconsistency, namely the residual, beten the iterative inverse estimate and the input DVF. The residual is modulated by a feedback control mechanism before being incorporated into the next iterate. The feedback control design is based on analysis of error propagation in the iteration process. The design goal is to make the convergence region as large as possible, and to make estimate errors vanish faster. The feedback control design is assessed with two data sets: an analytic DVF pair, and a DVF beten two phases of a 4D XCAT phantom. #R##N#Results: The single-parameter feedback control improved both the convergence region and convergence rate of the iterative algorithm, for both datasets. With the analytic data, the iteration becomes convergent over the entire image domain, whereas the the precursor method diverges as the deformation becomes larger. With the XCAT DVF data, feedback control reduced the 95th percentile of residuals from 1 mm to 1E-6 mm. Additionally, convergence rate was accelerated by at least a factor of 2 for both datasets. #R##N#Conclusion: The introduced method shows the previously unexplored possibility in exercising active feedback control in DVF inversion, and the unexploited potential in improving both numerical accuracy and computational efficiency.
['A Dubey', 'As Iliopoulos', 'Xiaobai Sun', 'Fang-Fang Yin', 'L Ren']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Iterative Inversion of Deformation Vector Fields with Feedback Control
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