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NOIR: Neural Operator mapping for Implicit Representations

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This paper presents NOIR, a framework that reframes core medical imaging tasks as operator learning between continuous function spaces, challenging the prevailing paradigm of discrete grid-based deep learning.
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NOIR embeds discrete medical signals into shared Implicit Neural Representations and learns a Neural Operator that maps between their latent modulations, enabling resolution-independent function-to-function transformations.
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It achieves competitive performance at native resolution while demonstrating strong robustness to unseen discretizations
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and empirically satisfies key theoretical properties of neural operators.
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We evaluate NOIR across multiple 2D and 3D downstream tasks, including segmentation, shape completion, image-to-image translation, and image synthesis
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on several public datasets such as Shenzhen, OASIS-4, SkullBreak, fastMRI, as well as an in-house clinical dataset.
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Computational overhead of implicit representations may impact inference speed
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Stated in analysis caveats section as a limitation of the approach
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Clinical validation across real-world heterogeneous data is still limited
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Stated in analysis caveats section as a current limitation
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