Unsupervised Domain Adaptation Using Adversarial Learning and Maximum Square Loss for Liver Tumors Detection in Multi-phase CT Images.
Unsupervised Domain Adaptation Using Adversarial Learning and Maximum Square Loss for Liver Tumors Detection in Multi-phase CT Images.
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10.1109/embc48229.2022.9871539
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2022-07-01
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Chen, Yen-Wei
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Jain, Rahul Kumar;Sato, Takahiro;Chen, Yen-Wei
Automatic and efficient liver tumor detection in multi-phase CT images is essential in computer-aided diagnosis of liver tumors. Nowadays, deep learning has been widely used in medical applications. Normally, deep learning-based AI systems need a large quantity of training data, but in the medical field, acquiring sufficient training data with high-quality annotations is a significant challenge. To solve the lack of training data issue, domain adaptation-based methods have recently been developed as a technique to bridge the domain gap across datasets with different feature characteristics and data distributions. This paper presents a domain adaptation-based method for detecting liver tumors in multi-phase CT images. We adopt knowledge for model learning from PV phase images to ART and NC phase images. Clinical Relevance- To minimize the domain gap we employ an adversarial learning scheme with the maximum square loss for mid-level output feature maps using an anchorless detector. Experiments show that our proposed method performs much better for various CT-phase images than normal training.