Diffusion-weighted MRI suffers from relatively long acquisition time, especially for high spatial- resolution and/or high angular- resolution acquisitions. Thus, methods to increase the acquisition speed are urgently needed. Recently, increasing attention has been paid to utilize the relations between k- and q-space points for further acceleration. Here, we extend the Diffusion Acceleration with Gaussian process Estimated Reconstruction (DAGER) to leverage shared information in multi-shell acquisitions and incorporate eddy-induced distortion correction.
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