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CrossRAFT: Cross-Domain Complex-Valued Feature Extraction for Ultrasound Motion Estimation
Accurate multi-dimensional motion estimation is fundamental to broad biomedical ultrasound applications, primarily performed using real-valued radio-frequency (RF), analytic, and in-phase and quadrature (IQ) signals. Real-valued RF and analytic signals offer high subsample accuracy but are computati
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