sMRI-PatchNet: A novel explainable patch-based deep learning network for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis and discriminative atrophy localisation with Structural MRI

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2302.08967v2
• Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2023 02:03:55 GMT
• Title: sMRI-PatchNet: A novel explainable patch-based deep learning network for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis and discriminative atrophy localisation with Structural MRI
• Authors: Xin Zhang, Liangxiu Han, Lianghao Han, Haoming Chen, Darren Dancey, Daoqiang Zhang
• Abstract summary: The size of 3D high-resolution data poses a significant challenge for data analysis and processing. The patch-based methods dividing the whole image data into several small regular patches have shown promising for more efficient sMRI-based image analysis. This work proposes a novel patch-based deep learning network (sMRI-PatchNet) with explainable patch localisation and selection for Alzheimer disease diagnosis using sMRI.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Structural magnetic resonance imaging (sMRI) can identify subtle brain changes due to its high contrast for soft tissues and high spatial resolution. It has been widely used in diagnosing neurological brain diseases, such as Alzheimer disease (AD). However, the size of 3D high-resolution data poses a significant challenge for data analysis and processing. Since only a few areas of the brain show structural changes highly associated with AD, the patch-based methods dividing the whole image data into several small regular patches have shown promising for more efficient sMRI-based image analysis. The major challenges of the patch-based methods on sMRI include identifying the discriminative patches, combining features from the discrete discriminative patches, and designing appropriate classifiers. This work proposes a novel patch-based deep learning network (sMRI-PatchNet) with explainable patch localisation and selection for AD diagnosis using sMRI. Specifically, it consists of two primary components: 1) A fast and efficient explainable patch selection mechanism for determining the most discriminative patches based on computing the SHapley Additive exPlanations (SHAP) contribution to a transfer learning model for AD diagnosis on massive medical data; and 2) A novel patch-based network for extracting deep features and AD classfication from the selected patches with position embeddings to retain position information, capable of capturing the global and local information of inter- and intra-patches. This method has been applied for the AD classification and the prediction of the transitional state moderate cognitive impairment (MCI) conversion with real datasets.

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