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Georg Wimmer¹, Michael Gadermayr², Roland Kwitt¹

¹University of Salzburg, Department of Computer Sciences, Jakob Haringerstrasse 2, 5020 Salzburg, Austria.

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Summary

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Merging medical image datasets from different modalities can improve classifier performance, especially for similar imaging types. However, significant differences between modalities like NBI and chromoendoscopy limit benefits, with domain adaptation showing minimal impact.

Keywords:

Chromoscopy Computer-assisted diagnosis Endoscopy I-scan Narrow-band imaging Polyp staging

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Area of Science:

Medical imaging analysis
Machine learning in healthcare

Background:

Medical image datasets are often small, leading to classifier overfitting.
Limited training samples hinder the development of robust predictive models.

Purpose of the Study:

Investigate merging datasets from different imaging modalities to enhance classifier performance.
Assess feature differences across modalities and the efficacy of domain adaptation.

Main Methods:

Employed twelve feature extraction methods for lesion differentiation.
Utilized four distinct classifier training strategies with varied data combinations.
Designed experiments for fair comparison of training strategies.

Main Results:

Combining high-definition with high-magnification data, and chromoscopic with non-chromoscopic data, yielded partial improvements.
Domain adaptation demonstrated a minor effect on results compared to non-adapted data.

Conclusions:

Merging similar endoscopic imaging modalities (e.g., high-definition/high-magnification, chromoscopic/non-chromoscopic) offers partial benefits.
Significant feature discrepancies between modalities like NBI and chromoendoscopy restrict combined classifier training effectiveness.