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Abstract
This paper explores the use of a neural network designed for video-frame interpolation to enhance the resolution of tomographic images. The method, applied to FIB-SEM images of graphene nanosheets, MRI brain scans, and X-ray CT abdominal scans, achieves cubic-voxel resolution and improves the accuracy of 3D tomographic maps. The approach is shown to be versatile and effective across different length scales, offering a valuable image-augmentation strategy for optimizing 3D tomography acquisition.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Sep 11, 2024
Authors
Laura Gambini, Cian Gabbett, Luke Doolan, Lewys Jones, Jonathan N. Coleman, Paddy Gilligan, Stefano Sanvito
Tags
neural network
video-frame interpolation
tomographic images
image-augmentation
3D tomography
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