The results highlight the trade-off between aggregate Micro-F1 and rare-concept recovery in long-tailed medical concept detection, and suggest that frequency-aware calibration is an important component for analyzing such systems.
Results indicate that a carefully optimized ImageNet-initialized DenseNet-121 with imbalance-aware learning provides an effective and reliable solution for extreme long-tail medical concept detection.
T. Q. Tô, D. C. Pham, Nhan H. Bui et al.· Conference and Labs of the E...· 1 citation
CWTRNet: A Class weighted TernausResnet framework with adaptive optimization is proposed in this work for high reliability medical image classification. Deep learning(DL) models have made significant advancements in the analysis of medical images, especially in diagnosis and classification. TernausNet, on the other h...
P. P. Lakshmi, M. Sivagami· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Attention modules and imbalance-aware losses are often credited with gains in multi-label chest X-ray classification, but their effects are seldom separated from training length, model width, input resolution and seed-to-seed variation. We integrate three existing components, squeeze-and-excitation (SE) channel attenti...
Md Sakawat Hossain, Mst Kamrun Nahar Borsha· International journal of com...· 0 citations
Automated radiology report generation (RRG) can reduce the reporting burden, but existing methods remain limited in their ability to integrate clinical context effectively at the feature level. They also struggle with long-tailed disease distributions, which can hinder recognition of infrequent findings. To address the...
Fan-Ou Yang, Guang-Li Li, Zhi-Hao He et al.· Computerized Medical Imaging...· 0 citations
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