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Long-sequence modeling for sparse-view computed tomography reconstruction

Aug 2026 · Machine Vision and Applications · Vol 37 · 0 citations · 71 references

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This work integrates selective State Space Model mechanisms from Mamba and three approximate self-attention methods, including Longformer, LongNet, and Nyströmformer, into a regularization-based reconstruction network that enables efficient modeling of long-range dependencies using modern sequence-processing architectures.

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