Learning to Measure and Diagnose: A Clinical-Dictionary Radiomic Bottleneck Model for Thyroid Nodule Classification
We propose a clinical-dictionary radiomic bottleneck model for thyroid nodule classification.
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Key points
- Thyroid ultrasound supports the assessment of nodule malignancy, but classification predictions often lack evidence linked to familiar clinical descriptions.
- Radiomics provides explicitly defined measurements that can support such explanations through a clinical dictionary.
- Within this model, Family-Aware Radiomic Learning (FARL) estimates measurements with balanced supervision across feature families.
- Experiments on ThyroidXL and TN3K show competitive classification performance, while case studies illustrate feature contributions for benign and malignant nodules.
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- [1]Learning to Measure and Diagnose: A Clinical-Dictionary Radiomic Bottleneck Model for Thyroid Nodule ClassificationarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 21, 01:38 PM
We propose a clinical-dictionary radiomic bottleneck model for thyroid nodule classification.
Thyroid ultrasound supports the assessment of nodule malignancy, but classification predictions often lack evidence linked to familiar clinical descriptions.
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