We report the design, protocol, and outcomes of a student reproducibility hackathon focused on replicating the results of three influential MRI reconstruction papers: (a) MoDL, an unrolled model-based network with learned denoising [1]; (b) HUMUS-Net, a hybrid unrolled multi-scale CNN+Transformer architecture [2]; and (c) an untrained, physics-regularized dynamic MRI method that uses a quantitativeMRmodel for early stopping [3]. We describe the setup of the hackathon and present reproduction outcomes alongside additional experiments, and we detail fundamental practices for building reproducible codebases.
inproceedings FKE+26
BibTeXKey: FKE+26