Andrew Sweet1, Daniel C. Alexander1
1Department of Computer Science,
Persistent
angular structure (PAS) MRI is a method that recovers complex white matter
fibre configurations within single voxels of high angular resolution diffusion
MRI (HARDI) data. It continues to exhibit impressive performance in
comparison to other state of the art methods, but at the expense of a longer
computation time. Here, we introduce a reduced encoding representation that
cuts this computation time to around a quarter of its original value, while
retaining performance on synthetic data. Minor differences between the
reduced and original encoding are observed in real brain data, but do not
necessarily represent decreased performance.