Invertible Learned Primal-Dual
We propose invertible Learned Primal-Dual as a method for tomographic image reconstruction. This is a learned iterative method based on the Learned Primal-Dual neural network architecture, which incorporates ideas from invertible neural networks. The invertibility significantly reduces the GPU memory footprint of the Learned Primal-Dual architecture, thus making it applicable to 3D tomographic reconstruction as demonstrated in the experiments.
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