Weakly‐supervised learning‐based pathology detection and localization in 3D chest CT scans
Aissam Djahnine,
Emilien Jupin‐Delevaux,
Olivier Nempont
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundRecent advancements in anomaly detection have paved the way for novel radiological reading assistance tools that support the identification of findings, aimed at saving time. The clinical adoption of such applications requires a low rate of false positives while maintaining high sensitivity.PurposeIn light of recent interest and development in multi pathology identification, we present a novel method, based on a recent contrastive self‐supervised approach, for multiple chest‐related abnormality ident… Show more
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