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Analysing Diffusion Segmentation for Medical Images
However, there is a notable lack of analysis and discussions on the differences between diffusion segmentation and image generation, and thorough evaluations are missing that distinguish the improvements these architectures provide for segmentation in general from their benefit for diffusion segmentation specifically.
Style-Extracting Diffusion Models for Semi-Supervised Histopathology Segmentation
Specifically, we utilize 1) a style conditioning mechanism which allows to inject style information of previously unseen images during image generation and 2) a content conditioning which can be targeted to a downstream task, e. g., layout for segmentation.
Rethinking U-net Skip Connections for Biomedical Image Segmentation
Previous works showed that the trained network layers differ in their susceptibility to this domain shift, e. g., shallow layers are more affected than deeper layers.
Adaptive Region Selection for Active Learning in Whole Slide Image Semantic Segmentation
We find that the efficiency of this method highly depends on the choice of AL step size (i. e., the combination of region size and the number of selected regions per WSI), and a suboptimal AL step size can result in redundant annotation requests or inflated computation costs.
Multi-Scanner Canine Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma Histopathology Dataset
Additionally, to quantify the inherent scanner-induced domain shift, we train a tumor segmentation network on each scanner subset and evaluate the performance both in- and cross-domain.
Mind the Gap: Scanner-induced domain shifts pose challenges for representation learning in histopathology
Computer-aided systems in histopathology are often challenged by various sources of domain shift that impact the performance of these algorithms considerably.
Improved HER2 Tumor Segmentation with Subtype Balancing using Deep Generative Networks
We show the suitability of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and especially diffusion models to create realistic images based on subtype-conditioning for the use case of HER2-stained histopathology.
An unobtrusive quality supervision approach for medical image annotation
Users could not detect 52. 12% of generated images by DM proofing the feasibility to replace the original cells with synthetic cells without being noticed.
Superpixel Pre-Segmentation of HER2 Slides for Efficient Annotation
When evaluating the approaches on fully manually annotated images, we observe that the autoencoder-based superpixels achieve a 23% increase in boundary F1 score compared to the baseline SLIC superpixels.
