BINDER: A Latent Variable Model for Probabilistic Medical Image Registration

📅 2026-09-17
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提出了一种基于互信息标准的概率医学图像配准模型BINDER,通过假设潜在体素对应关系,使用优化和MCMC采样技术解决非线性和多模态图像配准问题。
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We propose a new probabilistic model for general-purpose medical image registration that builds upon the mutual information registration criterion. It centers around a spatial interpolation technique that assumes latent voxel-wise correspondences between the images being registered. By exploiting these latent variables, we derive dedicated optimization and MCMC sampling techniques that only involve closed-form iterative updates. When applied to nonlinear registration, an efficient demons-like optimization algorithm is obtained that shows robust out-of-the-box performance across a variety of monomodal and multimodal registration tasks. We also demonstrate a corresponding sampler that can quantify, for the first time, uncertainty in multimodal registration scenarios with very high-dimensional 3D deformations. Our code, which we call BINDER (Bayesian INference for DEformable Registration), is freely available at https://github.com/ste93ste/BINDER.
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medical image registration
probabilistic model
latent variable
uncertainty quantification
nonlinear registration
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probabilistic model
latent variables
optimization and MCMC sampling
demons-like optimization algorithm
uncertainty quantification
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