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    Image reconstructions involving neural networks (NNs) are generally non-iterative and computationally efficient. However, without analytical expression describing the reconstruction process, the computation of noise propagation becomes difficult. Automated differentiation allows rapid computation of derivatives without an analytical expression. In this work, the feasibility of computing noise propagation with automated differentiation was investigated. The noise propagation of image reconstruction by the End-to-end variational-neural-network was estimated using automated differentiation and compared with Monte-Carlo simulation. The root-mean-square error (RMSE) map showed great agreement between automated differentiation and Monte-Carlo simulation over a wide range of SNRs. 
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    We introduce an approximation and resulting method called MGRAPPA to allow high speed MRI scans robust to subject motion using prospective motion correction and GRAPPA. In experiments on both simulated data and in-vivo data, we observe high accuracy and robustness to subject movement in L2 (Frobenius) norm error including a 41% improvement in the in-vivo experiment. 
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