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具有有限医学标注的尺度感知自适应监督网络

Scale-aware Adaptive Supervised Network with Limited Medical Annotations

Xiamen University(厦门大学);University of Washington(华盛顿大学);Department of Radiation Oncology, UT Southwestern Medical Center(放射肿瘤科,德克萨斯西南医学中心)

Zihan Li, Dandan Shan, Yunxiang Li, Paul E. Kinahan, Qingqi Hong

AI总结:

SASNet通过引入尺度感知自适应重加权、视点差异增强和分割-回归一致性学习,解决半监督医学图像分割中标注稀缺、视点差异和多尺度特征整合不足的问题,实现有限标注下的高性能分割。

摘要:

医学图像分割在半监督学习场景中面临严峻挑战,因为严重的标注稀缺性需要专家放射学知识,不同视角和专业水平之间存在显著的标注者差异性,以及在复杂解剖结构中精确边界勾勒所需的不充分多尺度特征整合。现有半监督方法在完全监督方法中表现出显著的性能下降,特别是在小目标分割和边界细化任务中。为解决这些根本性挑战,我们提出了SASNet(尺度感知自适应监督网络),一种双分支架构,通过新颖的尺度感知自适应重加权机制利用低级和高级特征表示。我们的方法引入了三个关键方法创新,包括利用时间置信度累积动态加权像素预测的尺度感知自适应重加权策略,采用3D傅里叶域变换的视点差异增强机制,以及通过带符号距离图算法实现的分割-回归一致性学习。这些创新共同通过统一的优化框架整合空间、时间和几何一致性原则,解决了现有半监督方法的核心限制。在LA、胰腺CT和BraTS数据集上的全面评估表明,SASNet在有限标注数据下实现了优越的性能,超越了最先进的半监督方法,同时接近完全监督的性能水平。SASNet的源代码可在https://github.com/HUANGLIZI/SASNet上获得。

英文摘要:

Medical image segmentation faces critical challenges in semi-supervised learning scenarios due to severe annotation scarcity requiring expert radiological knowledge, significant inter-annotator variability across different viewpoints and expertise levels, and inadequate multi-scale feature integration for precise boundary delineation in complex anatomical structures. Existing semi-supervised methods demonstrate substantial performance degradation compared to fully supervised approaches, particularly in small target segmentation and boundary refinement tasks. To address these fundamental challenges, we propose SASNet (Scale-aware Adaptive Supervised Network), a dual-branch architecture that leverages both low-level and high-level feature representations through novel scale-aware adaptive reweight mechanisms. Our approach introduces three key methodological innovations, including the Scale-aware Adaptive Reweight strategy that dynamically weights pixel-wise predictions using temporal confidence accumulation, the View Variance Enhancement mechanism employing 3D Fourier domain transformations to simulate annotation variability, and segmentation-regression consistency learning through signed distance map algorithms for enhanced boundary precision. These innovations collectively address the core limitations of existing semi-supervised approaches by integrating spatial, temporal, and geometric consistency principles within a unified optimization framework. Comprehensive evaluation across LA, Pancreas-CT, and BraTS datasets demonstrates that SASNet achieves superior performance with limited labeled data, surpassing state-of-the-art semi-supervised methods while approaching fully supervised performance levels. The source code for SASNet is available at https://github.com/HUANGLIZI/SASNet.

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