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| author | Jiang, Jue Rangnekar, Aneesh Choi, Chloe Min Seo Veeraraghavan, Harini |
| author_facet | Jiang, Jue Rangnekar, Aneesh Choi, Chloe Min Seo Veeraraghavan, Harini |
| contents | Pretraining vision transformers (ViT) with attention guided masked image modeling (MIM) has shown to increase downstream accuracy for natural image analysis. Hierarchical shifted window (Swin) transformer, often used in medical image analysis cannot use attention guided masking as it lacks an explicit [CLS] token, needed for computing attention maps for selective masking. We thus enhanced Swin with semantic class attention. We developed a co-distilled Swin transformer that combines a noisy momentum updated teacher to guide selective masking for MIM. Our approach called \textsc{s}e\textsc{m}antic \textsc{a}ttention guided co-distillation with noisy teacher \textsc{r}egularized Swin \textsc{T}rans\textsc{F}ormer (SMARTFormer) was applied for analyzing 3D computed tomography datasets with lung nodules and malignant lung cancers (LC). We also analyzed the impact of semantic attention and noisy teacher on pretraining and downstream accuracy. SMARTFormer classified lesions (malignant from benign) with a high accuracy of 0.895 of 1000 nodules, predicted LC treatment response with accuracy of 0.74, and achieved high accuracies even in limited data regimes. Pretraining with semantic attention and noisy teacher improved ability to distinguish semantically meaningful structures such as organs in a unsupervised clustering task and localize abnormal structures like tumors. Code, models will be made available through GitHub upon paper acceptance. |
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| spellingShingle | Self-distilled Masked Attention guided masked image modeling with noise Regularized Teacher (SMART) for medical image analysis Jiang, Jue Rangnekar, Aneesh Choi, Chloe Min Seo Veeraraghavan, Harini Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Pretraining vision transformers (ViT) with attention guided masked image modeling (MIM) has shown to increase downstream accuracy for natural image analysis. Hierarchical shifted window (Swin) transformer, often used in medical image analysis cannot use attention guided masking as it lacks an explicit [CLS] token, needed for computing attention maps for selective masking. We thus enhanced Swin with semantic class attention. We developed a co-distilled Swin transformer that combines a noisy momentum updated teacher to guide selective masking for MIM. Our approach called \textsc{s}e\textsc{m}antic \textsc{a}ttention guided co-distillation with noisy teacher \textsc{r}egularized Swin \textsc{T}rans\textsc{F}ormer (SMARTFormer) was applied for analyzing 3D computed tomography datasets with lung nodules and malignant lung cancers (LC). We also analyzed the impact of semantic attention and noisy teacher on pretraining and downstream accuracy. SMARTFormer classified lesions (malignant from benign) with a high accuracy of 0.895 of 1000 nodules, predicted LC treatment response with accuracy of 0.74, and achieved high accuracies even in limited data regimes. Pretraining with semantic attention and noisy teacher improved ability to distinguish semantically meaningful structures such as organs in a unsupervised clustering task and localize abnormal structures like tumors. Code, models will be made available through GitHub upon paper acceptance. |
| title | Self-distilled Masked Attention guided masked image modeling with noise Regularized Teacher (SMART) for medical image analysis |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.01209 |