OBAIS-Mamba: Kernel-Invariant Anatomical State Learning for Dose-Robust Low-Dose CT Reconstruction
ACM International Conference on Computing Advancements (ICCA), 2026
Authors: Obaidul Haque, et al.
Proposes a novel state-space model (SSM) architecture, OBAIS-Mamba, engineered to overcome quantum noise and severe streak artifacts in Low-Dose Computed Tomography (LDCT). By formulating a kernel-invariant continuous state-space formulation, the model learns anatomical continuity across slices while preserving delicate lesion edges without over-smoothing.
- •Engineered kernel-invariant state transitions achieving higher Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR) under 10% radiation dosage.
- •Formulated frequency-guided structural preservation loss reducing structural blurring in fine pulmonary nodules.
- •Demonstrated 2.4x inference speedup over standard 3D diffusion reconstruction baselines on clinical thoracic scans.