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Brain CT image classification based on mask RCNN and attention mechanism
Shoulin Yin1, Hang Li2, Lin Teng3
1Software College, Shenyang Normal University, Shenyang, China. yslin@synu.edu.cn.
Abstract:
Along with the computer application technology progress, machine learning, and block-chain techniques have been applied comprehensively in various fields. The application of machine learning, and block-chain techniques into medical image retrieval, classification and auxiliary diagnosis has become one of the research hotspots at present. Brain tumor is one of the major diseases threatening human life. The number of deaths caused by these diseases is increasing dramatically every year in the world. Aiming at the classification problem of brain CT images in healthcare. We propose a Mask RCNN with attention mechanism method in this research. First, the ResNet-10 is utilized as the backbone model to extract local features of the input brain CT images. In the partial residual module, the standard convolution is substituted by deformable convolution. Then, the spatial attention mechanism and the channel attention mechanism are connected in parallel. The deformable convolution is embedded to the two modules to extract global features. Finally, the loss function is improved to further optimize the precision of target edge segmentation in the Mask RCNN branch. Finally, we make experiments on public brain CT data set, the results show that the proposed image classification fragrance can effectively refine the edge features, increase the degree of separation between target and background, and improve the classification effect.
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