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Multi-Modal Brain Segmentation Using Hyper-Fused Convolutional Neural Network

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posted on 2024-02-07, 20:33 authored by Giosue Gulli, Jordan Colman, Wenting DuanWenting Duan, Xujiong Ye, Lei Zhang
<p>Algorithms for fusing information acquired from different imaging modalities have shown to improve the segmentation results of various applications in the medical field. Motivated by recent successes achieved using densely connected fusion networks, we propose a new fusion architecture for the purpose of 3D segmentation in multi-modal brain MRI volumes. Based on a hyper-densely connected convolutional neural network, our network features in promoting a progressive information abstraction process, introducing a new module – ResFuse to merge and normalize features from different modalities and adopting combo loss for handing data imbalances. The proposed approach is evaluated on both an outsourced dataset for acute ischemic stroke lesion segmentation and a public dataset for infant brain segmentation (iSeg-17). The experiment results show our approach achieves superior performances for both datasets compared to the state-of-art fusion network.</p>

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  • School of Computer Science (Research Outputs)

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Springer

ISSN

978-3-030-87585-5

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978-3-030-87586-2

Date Submitted

2021-10-06

Date Accepted

2021-09-27

Date of First Publication

2021-09-21

Date of Final Publication

2021-10-02

Event Name

The 4th International Workshop on Machine Learning in Clinical Neuroimaging, 2021 MICCAI Workshop

Event Dates

September 27, 2021

Date Document First Uploaded

2021-09-27

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46688

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