Mixed-supervision method improves mammography segmentation for rare lesions

The authors combine pixel-level masks with image-level labels to train a segmentation model that generalizes to lesion categories lacking dense annotations.

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Di Dai · Bo Liu · Liwei Wang

Peking University

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The authors formulate mammographic lesion segmentation as a mixed-supervision open-vocabulary problem.

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A two-branch framework with lesion-wise attentive classifier improves mammography segmentation under mixed supervision.

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