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Measurement of brain structures from neuroimaging (MRI).
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DL+DiReCT is a promising combination of a deep learning‐based method with a traditional registration technique to detect subtle changes in cortical thickness, and experiments suggest that both DiReCT‐based methods had higher sensitivity to changes in cortex thickness than Freesurfer.
The general feasibility of using deep learning to estimate human brain morphometry directly from T1-weighted MRI within seconds is demonstrated.
The efficacy of the multiple instance learning based convolution-free transformer model, called Multiple Instance Neuroimage Transformer (MINiT), for the classification of T1-weighted (T1w) MRIs is evaluated by training it to identify sex from T1w-MRIs of two public datasets.
It is hypothesized that deep learning (DL)‐based morphometry methods can extract morphometric measures also from contrast‐enhanced MRI, making additional cases available for analysis and potential future diagnostic morphometry tools.
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