Most deep learning methods for MR reconstruction heavily rely on the large number of training data pairs to achieve best performance. In this work, we introduce a simple but effective strategy to handle the situation where collecting lots of fully sampled rawdata is impractical. By defining a CS-based loss function, the deep networks can be trained without ground-truth images or full sampled data. In such an unsupervised way, the MR image can be reconstructed through the forward process of deep networks. This approach was evaluated on in vivo MR datasets and achieved superior performance than the conventional CS method.
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