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IDP-Head: An Interactive Dual-Perception Architecture for Organoid Detection in Mouse Microscopic Images.

Yuhang Yang¹, Changyuan Fan², Xi Zhou³

¹School of Software, Xinjiang University, Urumqi 830091, China.

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|September 26, 2025

Summary

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We developed a new organoid detection method, the Interactive Dual-Perception Head (IDP-Head), to improve automated quantitative analysis for disease modeling and drug development. IDP-Head enhances accuracy in detecting complex organoid structures from microscopy images.

Keywords:

IDP-Head biological structures organoids quantitative analysis

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Area of Science:

Biomedical image analysis
Computational biology
Artificial intelligence in medicine

Background:

Automated quantitative analysis of organoids is crucial for disease modeling and drug development but is hindered by challenges in bright-field microscopy.
Organoids present irregular morphology, blurred boundaries, and scale variations due to their in vivo-like self-organization, challenging existing detection methods.
Current convolutional neural network approaches struggle with fixed receptive fields and inter-channel relationships, limiting their effectiveness for evolving biological structures.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the limitations of existing methods in organoid detection from bright-field microscopy images.
To introduce a novel detection head, the Interactive Dual-Perception Head (IDP-Head), inspired by biological visual perception.
To improve the accuracy and efficiency of automated organoid detection for downstream applications.

Main Methods:

Proposed the Interactive Dual-Perception Head (IDP-Head), integrating a Large-Kernel Global Perception Module (LGPM) and a Progressive Channel Synergy Module (PCSM).
Incorporated IDP-Head into the RTMDet framework for organoid detection.
Created a new annotated organoid detection dataset to address data scarcity.

Main Results:

The proposed IDP-Head achieved a 5-percentage-point improvement in mean Average Precision (mAP) compared to the baseline RTMDet model.
Experiments on both a new dataset and public benchmarks validated the effectiveness of IDP-Head.
The method demonstrated superior performance in detecting complex and evolving organoid structures.

Conclusions:

The IDP-Head offers a biologically inspired and effective solution for high-fidelity organoid detection in bright-field microscopy.
This advancement facilitates more robust automated quantitative analysis, supporting disease modeling and drug development.
The developed approach addresses key limitations in analyzing dynamic biological structures.