VariMix: Un marco de mezcla de datos guiado por variedades para clasificaciones de imágenes médicas explicables

Xiangyu Xiong1, Yue Sun1, Xiaohong Liu2

  • 1Faculty of Applied Sciences, Macao Polytechnic University, Macao, 999078, China.

Resumen

VariMix, un nuevo marco de mezcla de datos, mejora la precisión de la clasificación de imágenes médicas al abordar los desajustes de etiqueta en imágenes sintéticas utilizando mapas de diferencias absolutas. Este método mejora significativamente la generalización para redes neuronales profundas en aplicaciones de IA médica.

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