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Better segmentation results are obtained by leveraging the anatomy and pathophysiology of acute stroke lesions and using a combined approach to minimize the effects of class imbalance.
A generative probabilistic model is introduced that employs the learned prior through a convolutional neural network to compute segmentations in an unsupervised setting to facilitate CNN-based anatomical segmentation in a range of novel clinical problems, where few or no annotations are available and thus standard networks are not trainable.
It is proved that there is one and only one method to convert a classical loss function for fully segmented images into a proper label-set loss function, and the leaf-Dice loss is defined, a label- set generalization of the Dice loss particularly suited for partial supervision with only missing labels.
A deep learning strategy that enables contrast-agnostic semantic segmentation of completely unpreprocessed brain MRI scans, without requiring additional training or fine-tuning for new modalities, and generalizes significantly better across datasets, compared to training using real images.
Diverse networks learned to segment the knee similarly, where high segmentation accuracy did not correlate with cartilage thickness accuracy and voting ensembles did not exceed individual network performance.
A novel very deep network architecture based on a densely convolutional network for volumetric brain segmentation that provides a dense connection between layers that aims to improve the information flow in the network.
This paper proposes an alternative strategy that combines a conventional probabilistic atlas-based segmentation with deep learning, enabling one to train a segmentation model for new MRI scans without the need for any manually segmented images.
This work is the first ensemble of 3D CNNs for suggesting annotations within images, and allows the efficient propagation of gradients during training, while limiting the number of parameters, requiring one order of magnitude less parameters than popular medical image segmentation networks such as 3D U-Net.
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