Adaptive Feature Fusion Neural Network for Glaucoma Segmentation on Unseen Fundus Images

Jiyuan Zhong, Hu Ke, Ming Yan
4/2/2024
cs.CV

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Abstract

Fundus image segmentation on unseen domains is challenging, especially for the over-parameterized deep models trained on the small medical datasets. To address this challenge, we propose a method named Adaptive Feature-fusion Neural Network (AFNN) for glaucoma segmentation on unseen domains, which mainly consists of three modules: domain adaptor, feature-fusion network, and self-supervised multi-task learning. Specifically, the domain adaptor helps the pretrained-model fast adapt from other image domains to the medical fundus image domain. Feature-fusion network and self-supervised multi-task learning for the encoder and decoder are introduced to improve the domain generalization ability. In addition, we also design the weighted-dice-loss to improve model performance on complex optic-cup segmentation tasks. Our proposed method achieves a competitive performance over existing fundus segmentation methods on four public glaucoma datasets.

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@article{zhong2024adaptive,
  title  = {Adaptive Feature Fusion Neural Network for Glaucoma Segmentation on Unseen Fundus Images},
  author = {Jiyuan Zhong and Hu Ke and Ming Yan},
  year   = {2024},
  eprint = {2404.02084},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2404.02084v1}
}

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