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Consolidation of expert ratings of motion artifacts using hierarchical label fusion
Yael Balbastre1,2, Robert Frost1,2, Khushi Morparia1,3
1Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, United States.
Abstract:
Intra-scan motion costs tens of thousands of dollars per scanner annually due to the need to repeat non-diagnostic scans1. When assessing the scale of the problem and potential solutions, radiologists' ratings of artifacts are considered the gold standard. However, inconsistent and conflicting ratings must be consolidated into a single gold-standard. We introduce a hierarchical label fusion algorithm that infers each rater's performance and promotes consistency across slices from a volume. This algorithm reduces label noise compared to majority votes, and allows non-expert ratings to be calibrated and included as additional silver-standards.
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