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Overcoming Labeled Data Barriers in Deep Ultrasound Imaging

 

Pan, Y.-C.; Vienneau, E.; Lefevre, R.; Eagle, S.; Byram, B. “” European Signal Processing Conference, 2024, pp. 770-774. Ìý

 

Deep networks have significantly advanced medical imaging. Initially, they were used for diagnosing conditions by interpreting images (classification). More recently, they are being applied to create the images themselves (estimation). This study focuses on ultrasound imaging and explores a method to address challenges with unlabeled data.Ìý


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In (A), we show our method for resolving domain shift, providing us with the mapsÌýGSTÌýandÌýGTSbetween simulated andÌýin vivoÌýdata and the reverse. In (B), we then train a deep beamformer simultaneously regressing on sims andÌýin vivoÌýproxies. The two data types are both allowed to contribute to the beamformer, but augmented feature mapping is used, so that any aspects of the beamforming that are distinct to the simulated orÌýin vivoÌýdata are preserved.Ìý