Style transfer generative adversarial networks to harmonize multisite MRI to a single reference image to avoid overcorrection
Human Brain Mapping,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
44(14), С. 4875 - 4892
Опубликована: Июль 20, 2023
Abstract
Recent
work
within
neuroimaging
consortia
have
aimed
to
identify
reproducible,
and
often
subtle,
brain
signatures
of
psychiatric
or
neurological
conditions.
To
allow
for
high‐powered
imaging
analyses,
it
is
necessary
pool
MR
images
that
were
acquired
with
different
protocols
across
multiple
scanners.
Current
retrospective
harmonization
techniques
shown
promise
in
removing
site‐related
image
variation.
However,
most
statistical
approaches
may
over‐correct
technical,
scanning‐related,
variation
as
they
cannot
distinguish
between
confounded
image‐acquisition
based
variability
population
variability.
Such
methods
require
datasets
contain
subjects
patient
groups
similar
clinical
demographic
information
isolate
the
acquisition‐based
overcome
this
limitation,
we
consider
magnetic
resonance
(MR)
a
style
transfer
problem
rather
than
domain
problem.
Using
fully
unsupervised
deep‐learning
framework
on
generative
adversarial
network
(GAN),
show
can
be
harmonized
by
inserting
encoded
from
single
reference
image,
without
knowing
their
site/scanner
labels
priori.
We
trained
our
model
using
data
five
large‐scale
multisite
varied
demographics.
Results
demonstrated
style‐encoding
harmonize
images,
match
intensity
profiles,
relying
traveling
subjects.
This
also
avoids
need
control
clinical,
diagnostic,
information.
highlight
effectiveness
method
research
comparing
extracted
cortical
subcortical
features,
brain‐age
estimates,
case–control
effect
sizes
before
after
harmonization.
showed
removed
variances,
while
preserving
anatomical
meaningful
patterns.
further
diverse
training
set,
successfully
collected
unseen
scanners
protocols,
suggesting
promising
tool
ongoing
collaborative
studies.
Source
code
released
USC‐IGC/style_transfer_harmonization
(github.com).
Язык: Английский
Recalibrating single-study effect sizes using hierarchical Bayesian models
Frontiers in Neuroimaging,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
2
Опубликована: Дек. 21, 2023
There
are
growing
concerns
about
commonly
inflated
effect
sizes
in
small
neuroimaging
studies,
yet
no
study
has
addressed
recalibrating
size
estimates
for
samples.
To
tackle
this
issue,
we
propose
a
hierarchical
Bayesian
model
to
adjust
the
magnitude
of
single-study
while
incorporating
tailored
estimation
sampling
variance.
Язык: Английский
Style Transfer Generative Adversarial Networks to Harmonize Multi-Site MRI to a Single Reference Image to Avoid Over-Correction
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 15, 2022
Abstract
Recent
work
within
neuroimaging
consortia
have
aimed
to
identify
reproducible,
and
often
subtle,
brain
signatures
of
psychiatric
or
neurological
conditions.
To
allow
for
high-powered
imaging
analyses,
it
is
necessary
pool
MR
images
that
were
acquired
with
different
protocols
across
multiple
scanners.
Current
retrospective
harmonization
techniques
shown
promise
in
removing
cross-site
image
variation.
However,
most
statistical
approaches
may
over-correct
technical,
scanning-related,
variation
as
they
cannot
distinguish
between
confounded
image-acquisition
based
variability
population
variability.
Such
methods
require
datasets
contain
subjects
patient
groups
similar
clinical
demographic
information
isolate
the
acquisition-based
overcome
this
limitation,
we
consider
MRI
a
style
transfer
problem
rather
than
domain
problem.
Using
fully
unsupervised
deep-learning
framework
on
generative
adversarial
network
(GAN),
show
can
be
harmonized
by
inserting
encoded
from
single
reference
image,
without
knowing
their
site/scanner
labels
priori
.
We
trained
our
model
using
data
five
large-scale
multi-site
varied
demographics.
Results
demonstrated
style-encoding
harmonize
images,
match
intensity
profiles,
relying
traveling
subjects.
This
also
avoids
need
control
clinical,
diagnostic,
information.
highlight
effectiveness
method
research
comparing
extracted
cortical
subcortical
features,
brain-age
estimates,
case-control
effect
sizes
before
after
harmonization.
showed
removed
variances,
while
preserving
anatomical
meaningful
patterns.
further
diverse
training
set,
successfully
collected
unseen
scanners
protocols,
suggesting
promising
novel
tool
ongoing
collaborative
studies.
Source
code
released
USC-IGC/style_transfer_harmonization
(github.com)
Язык: Английский
Overview of Cancer Management—The Role of Medical Imaging and Machine Learning Techniques in Early Detection of Cancer: Prospects, Challenges, and Future Directions
OALib,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
10(04), С. 1 - 21
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Globally,
the
advent
of
new
cases
cancer
has
been
steadily
increasing,
with
rising
mortality
and
a
significant
impact
on
economy.Most
malignancy
outcomes
are
linked
to
early
detection,
prompt
diagnosis,
treatment.The
need
for
detection
is
crucial
management.With
these
increasing
numbers,
there
adoption
emerging
technologies
such
as
machine
learning
help
improve
outcome
management.For
reasons,
in
this
paper,
we
reviewed
role
medical
imaging
techniques
management
cancer.In
general,
technology
used
generates
enormous
data
hence,
can
be
analysed
using
output
predict
potential
tumour
cells
resulting
difference
cancer.However,
despite
advantages,
some
challenges
which
also
discussed
review,
well
recommendations
future
directions
successful
utilization
management.
Язык: Английский
Investigating Dopaminergic Abnormalities in Psychosis with Normative Modelling and Multisite Molecular Neuroimaging
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 27, 2023
Abstract
Molecular
neuroimaging
techniques,
like
PET
and
SPECT,
offer
invaluable
insights
into
the
brain’s
in-vivo
biology
its
dysfunction
in
neuropsychiatric
patients.
However,
transition
of
molecular
diagnostics
precision
medicine
has
been
limited
to
a
few
clinical
applications,
hindered
by
issues
practical
feasibility
high
costs.
In
this
study,
we
explore
use
normative
modelling
(NM)
for
identify
individual
patient
deviations
from
reference
cohort
subjects.
NM
potentially
addresses
challenges
such
as
small
sample
sizes
diverse
acquisition
protocols
that
are
typical
studies.
We
applied
two
radiotracers
targeting
dopaminergic
system
([
11
C]-(+)-PHNO
[
18
F]FDOPA)
create
model
groups
controls.
The
models
were
subsequently
utilized
on
various
independent
cohorts
patients
experiencing
psychosis.
These
characterized
differing
disease
stages,
treatment
responses,
presence
or
absence
matched
Our
results
showed
exhibited
higher
degree
extreme
(∼3-fold
increase)
than
controls,
although
pattern
was
heterogeneous,
with
minimal
overlap
topology
(max
20%).
also
confirmed
value
striatal
F]FDOPA
signal
predict
response
(striatal
AUC
ROC:
0.77-0.83).
Methodologically,
highlighted
importance
data
harmonization
before
aggregation.
conclusion,
can
be
effectively
after
proper
harmonization,
enabling
mechanisms
advancing
medicine.
method
is
valuable
understanding
heterogeneity
populations
contribute
maximising
cost
efficiency
studies
aimed
at
comparing
cases
Язык: Английский