International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: May 21, 2024
Abstract
In
the
specialized
field
of
renal
histology,
precise
segmentation
glomeruli
in
microscopic
images
is
crucial
for
accurate
clinical
diagnosis
and
pathological
analysis.
Facing
challenge
discerning
complex
visual
features,
such
as
shape,
texture,
size
within
these
images,
we
introduce
a
novel
model
that
innovatively
combines
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs)
with
advanced
TransXNet
block,
specifically
tailored
glomerular
segmentation.
This
innovative
designed
to
capture
intricate
details
broader
contextual
features
ensuring
comprehensive
process.
The
model's
architecture
unfolds
two
primary
phases:
down-sampling
phase,
which
utilizes
CNNs
structures
block
meticulous
extraction
detailed
up-sampling
employs
deconvolution
techniques
restore
spatial
resolution
enhance
macroscopic
feature
representation.
A
critical
innovation
our
implementation
residual
connections
between
phases,
facilitate
seamless
integration
minimize
loss
precision
during
image
reconstruction.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
significant
improvement
model’s
performance
compared
existing
medical
methods.
We
report
enhancements
mean
Pixel
Accuracy
(mPA)
Intersection
over
Union
(mIoU),
increases
approximately
3–5%
3–8%,
respectively.
Additionally,
segmented
outputs
exhibit
higher
subjective
quality
fewer
noise
artifacts.
These
findings
suggest
offers
promising
applications
marking
contribution
domain.
ACM Computing Surveys,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
56(3), P. 1 - 52
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
Pre-trained
language
models
(PLMs)
have
been
the
de
facto
paradigm
for
most
natural
processing
tasks.
This
also
benefits
biomedical
domain:
researchers
from
informatics,
medicine,
and
computer
science
communities
propose
various
PLMs
trained
on
datasets,
e.g.,
text,
electronic
health
records,
protein,
DNA
sequences
However,
cross-discipline
characteristics
of
hinder
their
spreading
among
communities;
some
existing
works
are
isolated
each
other
without
comprehensive
comparison
discussions.
It
is
nontrivial
to
make
a
survey
that
not
only
systematically
reviews
recent
advances
in
applications
but
standardizes
terminology
benchmarks.
article
summarizes
progress
pre-trained
domain
downstream
Particularly,
we
discuss
motivations
introduce
key
concepts
models.
We
then
taxonomy
categorizes
them
perspectives
systematically.
Plus,
tasks
exhaustively
discussed,
respectively.
Last,
illustrate
limitations
future
trends,
which
aims
provide
inspiration
research.
IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
43(6), P. 2254 - 2265
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
Most
recent
scribble-supervised
segmentation
methods
commonly
adopt
a
CNN
framework
with
an
encoder-decoder
architecture.
Despite
its
multiple
benefits,
this
generally
can
only
capture
small-range
feature
dependency
for
the
convolutional
layer
local
receptive
field,
which
makes
it
difficult
to
learn
global
shape
information
from
limited
provided
by
scribble
annotations.
To
address
issue,
paper
proposes
new
CNN-Transformer
hybrid
solution
medical
image
called
ScribFormer.
The
proposed
ScribFormer
model
has
triple-branch
structure,
i.e.,
of
branch,
Transformer
and
attention-guided
class
activation
map
(ACAM)
branch.
Specifically,
branch
collaborates
fuse
features
learned
representations
obtained
Transformer,
effectively
overcome
limitations
existing
methods.
Furthermore,
ACAM
assists
in
unifying
shallow
convolution
deep
improve
model's
performance
further.
Extensive
experiments
on
two
public
datasets
one
private
dataset
show
that
our
superior
over
state-of-the-art
methods,
achieves
even
better
results
than
fully-supervised
code
is
released
at
https://github.com/HUANGLIZI/ScribFormer.
Journal of Physics Conference Series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2722(1), P. 012012 - 012012
Published: March 1, 2024
The
Segment
Anything
Model
(SAM)
is
a
recently
proposed
prompt-based
segmentation
model
in
generic
zero-shot
approach.
With
the
capacity,
SAM
achieved
impressive
flexibility
and
precision
on
various
tasks.
However,
current
pipeline
requires
manual
prompts
during
inference
stage,
which
still
resource
intensive
for
biomedical
image
segmentation.
In
this
paper,
instead
of
using
we
introduce
that
utilizes
SAM,
called
all-in-SAM,
through
entire
AI
development
workflow
(from
annotation
generation
to
finetuning)
without
requiring
stage.
Specifically,
first
employed
generate
pixel-level
annotations
from
weak
(e.g.,
points,
bounding
box).
Then,
are
used
finetune
rather
than
training
scratch.
Our
experimental
results
reveal
two
key
findings:
1)
surpasses
state-of-the-art
methods
nuclei
task
public
Monuseg
dataset,
2)
utilization
few
finetuning
achieves
competitive
performance
compared
strong
pixelwise
annotated
data.
BioData Mining,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: Jan. 4, 2025
This
survey
explores
the
transformative
impact
of
foundation
models
(FMs)
in
artificial
intelligence,
focusing
on
their
integration
with
federated
learning
(FL)
biomedical
research.
Foundation
such
as
ChatGPT,
LLaMa,
and
CLIP,
which
are
trained
vast
datasets
through
methods
including
unsupervised
pretraining,
self-supervised
learning,
instructed
fine-tuning,
reinforcement
from
human
feedback,
represent
significant
advancements
machine
learning.
These
models,
ability
to
generate
coherent
text
realistic
images,
crucial
for
applications
that
require
processing
diverse
data
forms
clinical
reports,
diagnostic
multimodal
patient
interactions.
The
incorporation
FL
these
sophisticated
presents
a
promising
strategy
harness
analytical
power
while
safeguarding
privacy
sensitive
medical
data.
approach
not
only
enhances
capabilities
FMs
diagnostics
personalized
treatment
but
also
addresses
critical
concerns
about
security
healthcare.
reviews
current
settings,
underscores
challenges,
identifies
future
research
directions
scaling
FMs,
managing
diversity,
enhancing
communication
efficiency
within
frameworks.
objective
is
encourage
further
into
combined
potential
FL,
laying
groundwork
healthcare
innovations.