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Quality-driven deep active learning method for 3D brain MRI segmentation
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DOI：10.1016/j.neucom.2021.03.050.png)
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Automatic segmentation of the brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) plays a crucial role in many brain MRI processing algorithms, which is effective for the prevention, detection, monitoring, and treatment planning of brain disease. Currently, deep learning algorithms have shown outstanding performance in brain segmentation. Most algorithms train models with fully annotated brain MRI datasets. However, full annotation of 3D brain MRI is laborious and time-consuming. Using sparsely annotated datasets to train models may be one appropriate solution to reduce annotation cost. However, the approach of 3D dense segmentation with sparse annotation has not been fully studied. In this paper, we develop a segmentation framework combined with the quality-driven active learning (QDAL) module for suggestive annotation. In the proposed Active Learning module, attention mechanism and deep supervision mode are used to improve the segmentation accuracy and feedback segmentation quality information. Meanwhile, we observe a high correlation coefficient between the proposed two surrogate metrics and the real segmentation accuracy of per slice in one scan. We validate our framework on two public brain MRI datasets for brain region extraction and brain tissue segmentation. The comparative experiments demonstrate that the QDAL method outperforms the other four popular sampling strategies. The segmentation network with the guidance of the QDAL method only needs 15-20% annotated slices in brain extraction task, and 30-40% annotated slices in tissue segmentation task to achieve competitive results compared with training with full supervision. (c) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
3D Brain MRI segmentation
Deep active learning
Annotation strategy
Attention mechanism
Deep supervision
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