PINet: Privileged Information Improve the Interpretablity and generalization of structural MRI in Alzheimer's Disease.
PINet: Privileged Information Improve the Interpretablity and generalization of structural MRI in Alzheimer's Disease.
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PINet:特权信息提高阿尔茨海默病结构 MRI 的可解释性和概括性。
DOI:
10.1145/3584371.3613000
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发表时间:
2023
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Yang,Baijian
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作者:
Tang,Zijia;Zhang,Tonglin;Song,Qianqian;Su,Jing;Yang,Baijian
The irreversible and progressive atrophy by Alzheimer's Disease resulted in continuous decline in thinking and behavioral skills. To date, CNN classifiers were widely applied to assist the early diagnosis of AD and its associated abnormal structures. However, most existing black-box CNN classifiers relied heavily on the limited MRI scans, and used little domain knowledge from the previous clinical findings. In this study, we proposed a framework, named asPINet, to consider the previous domain knowledge as aPrivileged Information (PI), and open the black-box in the prediction process. The input domain knowledge guides the neural network to learn representative features and introduced intepretability for further analysis.PINetused a Transformer-like fusion modulePrivileged Information Fusion (PIF)to iteratively calculate the correlation of the features between image features and PI features, and project the features into a latent space for classification. ThePyramid Feature Visualization (PFV)module served as a verification to highlight the significant features on the input images.PINetwas suitable for neuro-imaging tasks and we demonstrated its application in Alzheimer's Disease using structural MRI scans from ADNI dataset. During the experiments, we employed the abnormal brain structures such as the Hippocampus as thePI, trained the model with the data from 1.5T scanners and tested from 3T scanners. The F1-score showed thatPINetwas more robust in transferring to a new dataset, with approximatedly 2% drop (from 0.9471 to 0.9231), while the baseline CNN methods had a 29% drop (from 0.8679 to 0.6154). The performance ofPINetwas relied on the selection of the domain knowledge as thePI.Our best model was trained under the guidance of 12 selected ROIs, major in the structures ofTemporal LobeandOccipital Lobe.In summary, PINet considered the domain knowledge as thePIto train the CNN model, and the selectedPIintroduced both interpretability and generalization ability to the black box CNN classifiers.