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SimCortex v2: Joint Cortical Surface Reconstruction with Near-Zero Collisions and Self-Intersections
Reconstructing cortical WM and pial surfaces from structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a prerequisite for surface-based neuroanatomical analysis, yet remains challenging because the cortex is thin and tightly folded. Reconstruction methods can produce geometric artifacts such as mesh self-
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