MSDet: Receptive Field Enhanced Multiscale Detection for Tiny Pulmonary Nodule
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| author | Cai, Guohui Zhang, Ruicheng He, Hongyang Zhang, Zeyu Ergu, Daji Cao, Yuanzhouhan Zhao, Jinman Hu, Binbin Liao, Zhinbin Zhao, Yang Cai, Ying |
| author_facet | Cai, Guohui Zhang, Ruicheng He, Hongyang Zhang, Zeyu Ergu, Daji Cao, Yuanzhouhan Zhao, Jinman Hu, Binbin Liao, Zhinbin Zhao, Yang Cai, Ying |
| contents | Pulmonary nodules are critical indicators for the early diagnosis of lung cancer, making their detection essential for timely treatment. However, traditional CT imaging methods suffered from cumbersome procedures, low detection rates, and poor localization accuracy. The subtle differences between pulmonary nodules and surrounding tissues in complex lung CT images, combined with repeated downsampling in feature extraction networks, often lead to missed or false detections of small nodules. Existing methods such as FPN, with its fixed feature fusion and limited receptive field, struggle to effectively overcome these issues. To address these challenges, our paper proposed three key contributions: Firstly, we proposed MSDet, a multiscale attention and receptive field network for detecting tiny pulmonary nodules. Secondly, we proposed the extended receptive domain (ERD) strategy to capture richer contextual information and reduce false positives caused by nodule occlusion. We also proposed the position channel attention mechanism (PCAM) to optimize feature learning and reduce multiscale detection errors, and designed the tiny object detection block (TODB) to enhance the detection of tiny nodules. Lastly, we conducted thorough experiments on the public LUNA16 dataset, achieving state-of-the-art performance, with an mAP improvement of 8.8% over the previous state-of-the-art method YOLOv8. These advancements significantly boosted detection accuracy and reliability, providing a more effective solution for early lung cancer diagnosis. The code will be available at https://github.com/CaiGuoHui123/MSDet |
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| spellingShingle | MSDet: Receptive Field Enhanced Multiscale Detection for Tiny Pulmonary Nodule Cai, Guohui Zhang, Ruicheng He, Hongyang Zhang, Zeyu Ergu, Daji Cao, Yuanzhouhan Zhao, Jinman Hu, Binbin Liao, Zhinbin Zhao, Yang Cai, Ying Image and Video Processing Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Pulmonary nodules are critical indicators for the early diagnosis of lung cancer, making their detection essential for timely treatment. However, traditional CT imaging methods suffered from cumbersome procedures, low detection rates, and poor localization accuracy. The subtle differences between pulmonary nodules and surrounding tissues in complex lung CT images, combined with repeated downsampling in feature extraction networks, often lead to missed or false detections of small nodules. Existing methods such as FPN, with its fixed feature fusion and limited receptive field, struggle to effectively overcome these issues. To address these challenges, our paper proposed three key contributions: Firstly, we proposed MSDet, a multiscale attention and receptive field network for detecting tiny pulmonary nodules. Secondly, we proposed the extended receptive domain (ERD) strategy to capture richer contextual information and reduce false positives caused by nodule occlusion. We also proposed the position channel attention mechanism (PCAM) to optimize feature learning and reduce multiscale detection errors, and designed the tiny object detection block (TODB) to enhance the detection of tiny nodules. Lastly, we conducted thorough experiments on the public LUNA16 dataset, achieving state-of-the-art performance, with an mAP improvement of 8.8% over the previous state-of-the-art method YOLOv8. These advancements significantly boosted detection accuracy and reliability, providing a more effective solution for early lung cancer diagnosis. The code will be available at https://github.com/CaiGuoHui123/MSDet |
| title | MSDet: Receptive Field Enhanced Multiscale Detection for Tiny Pulmonary Nodule |
| topic | Image and Video Processing Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.14028 |