A multi-b-value test-retest diffusion MRI brain dataset for model validation and reproducibility assessment
Pieciak, T.; Guadilla, I.; Ciupek, D.; Navarro-Gonzalez, R.; Merino-Caviedes, S.; Villacorta-Aylagas, P.; Magdaleno Humayor, L.; Villa Aparicio, M.; Rueda-Ramos, J.; Santiesteban Mendo, R.; Moro Boyero, R.; Tristan Vega, A.
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Transparent assessment of diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (dMRI) techniques with empirical verification of confounding factors requires adequately designed protocols and collected datasets. Publicly available diffusion-weighted MR datasets often provide limited sampling across b-values, making it difficult to study optimal acquisition protocols or the relationships between different processes occurring in brain tissue. In this work, we introduce a new densely sampled longitudinal test-retest diffusion-weighted MR dataset of the brain. Our dataset was collected from eleven healthy volunteers, each scanned four times: two sessions on consecutive days, which form the test data, followed by two additional sessions completed one week later (retest data). The data were acquired using twenty-two b-values ranging from 10 to 3000 s/mm2, along with structural T1-weighted scans. Potential applications of the dataset include, but are not limited to, assessing longitudinal reproducibility and reliability of quantitative metrics, evaluating robust and outlier-resistant estimation techniques, investigating experimental factors affecting estimation procedures, and verifying optimal acquisition protocols for different signal models. The dataset is publicly available in raw and fully preprocessed variants.
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