Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for removing visual artifacts from a medical image acquired during a scan of an object, such as a patient. In one example, a method for an image processing system comprises receiving a medical image; performing a wavelet decomposition on image data of the medical image; performing one or more 2-D Fourier transforms on wavelet coefficients resulting from the wavelet decomposition; removing image artifacts from the Fourier coefficients determined from the 2-D Fourier transforms using a filter; reconstructing the medical image using the filtered Fourier coefficients; and displaying the reconstructed medical image on a display device of the image processing system.

Abstract: Systems/techniques that facilitate self-supervised deblurring are provided. In various embodiments, a system can access an input image generated by an imaging device. In various aspects, the system can train, in a self-supervised manner based on a point spread function of the imaging device, a machine learning model to deblur the input image. More specifically, the system can append to the model one or more non-trainable convolution layers having a blur kernel that is based on the point spread function of the imaging device. In various aspects, the system can feed the input image to the model, the model can generate a first output image based on the input image, the one or more non-trainable convolution layers can generate a second output image by convolving the first output image with the blur kernel, and the system can update parameters of the model based on a difference between the input image and the second output image.