Figure 3.
Qualitative effects of smoothing and anatomical regularization on the accuracy of motion estimates on the MRXCAT dataset. First row shows the predicted (black) motion estimates when the anatomical regularization is set to 0.5 and smoothing is set to 0. Relative to the ground-truth (red), these estimates are highly irregular. Increasing (third column) the smoothness to 0.1 and setting anatomical to 0.1 improves the direction of the estimates, but the magnitude is reduced. This is corrected by increasing anatomical regularization to 0.5 (fourth column).
