Lung Cancer Diagnosis
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DiffusionCT: Latent Diffusion Model for CT Image Standardization
This work addresses the issue of CT image harmonization using a new diffusion-based model, named DiffusionCT, to standardize CT images acquired from different vendors and protocols.
Enhancing Early Lung Cancer Detection on Chest Radiographs with AI-assistance: A Multi-Reader Study
Design: This retrospective study evaluated the performance of 11 clinicians for detecting lung cancer from chest radiographs, with and without assistance from a commercially available AI algorithm (red dot, Behold. ai) that predicts suspected lung cancer from CXRs.
Zero-Shot and Few-Shot Learning for Lung Cancer Multi-Label Classification using Vision Transformer
Histology is an essential tool for lung cancer diagnosis.
Machine Learning Applications in Lung Cancer Diagnosis, Treatment and Prognosis
The recent development of imaging and sequencing technologies enables systematic advances in the clinical study of lung cancer.
Deep Learning Applications for Lung Cancer Diagnosis: A systematic review
This research is superior to other review articles in this field due to the complete review of relevant articles and systematic write up.
Generative Models Improve Radiomics Performance in Different Tasks and Different Datasets: An Experimental Study
Generative models can improve the performance of low dose CT-based radiomics in different tasks.
Early Diagnosis of Lung Cancer Using Computer Aided Detection via Lung Segmentation Approach
Lung cancer begins in the lungs and leading to the reason of cancer demise amid population in the creation.
Lung Cancer Diagnosis Using Deep Attention Based on Multiple Instance Learning and Radiomics
In this article, we treat lung cancer diagnosis as a multiple instance learning (MIL) problem in order to better reflect the diagnosis process in the clinical setting and for the higher interpretability of the output.
Interpretative Computer-aided Lung Cancer Diagnosis: from Radiology Analysis to Malignancy Evaluation
In addition, explanations of CDAM features proved that the shape and density of nodule regions were two critical factors that influence a nodule to be inferred as malignant, which conforms with the diagnosis cognition of experienced radiologists.
Hierarchical Classification of Pulmonary Lesions: A Large-Scale Radio-Pathomics Study
A three-level hierarchical classification system for pulmonary lesions is developed, which covers most diseases in cancer-related diagnosis.
