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Cun Xu¹, Kefeng Fan², Wei Mo¹

¹Guilin University of Electronic Technology, Guilin, 541000, China.

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This study introduces a novel deep learning approach for colon polyp segmentation, enhancing accuracy and stability in colon cancer detection. The Multi-Head Control Ensemble and SDBH-PSO Ensemble significantly improve performance on public datasets.

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Area of Science:

Medical imaging
Computer vision
Artificial intelligence

Background:

Colonoscopy is crucial for detecting colon polyps, aiding in colon cancer prevention and diagnosis.
Deep learning methods for colon polyp segmentation show promise but require improved accuracy and stability.
Ensemble learning for colon polyp segmentation needs better sub-model selection strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

To enhance the accuracy and stability of colon polyp segmentation using deep learning.
To address the challenge of selecting optimal sub-models within ensemble learning frameworks.
To develop an improved deep learning model for colon polyp detection and segmentation.

Main Methods:

Utilized a Multi-Head Control Ensemble for multi-complementary high-level semantic feature extraction.
Proposed the SDBH-PSO Ensemble for sub-model selection and optimization of ensemble weights.
Developed the DET-Former model integrating both ensemble strategies.

Main Results:

The DET-Former demonstrated consistently improved accuracy across multiple public datasets (CVC-ClinicDB, Kvasir, CVC-ColonDB, ETIS-LaribPolypDB, PolypGen).
The Multi-Head Control Ensemble showed superior feature fusion capabilities.
The SDBH-PSO Ensemble exhibited excellent sub-model selection capabilities.

Conclusions:

The developed DET-Former, leveraging the Multi-Head Control Ensemble and SDBH-PSO Ensemble, offers enhanced colon polyp segmentation.
The Multi-Head Control Ensemble effectively fuses semantic features, while the SDBH-PSO Ensemble excels in sub-model selection.
The SDBH-PSO Ensemble's sub-model selection capabilities hold significant value for future deep learning advancements in medical imaging.