Mammogram Classification
Mammogram classification research aims to develop accurate and efficient computer-aided diagnosis systems for breast cancer detection, improving both diagnostic speed and accuracy. Current efforts focus on leveraging multi-view information, incorporating textual radiology reports and clinical manifestations, and employing advanced deep learning architectures such as convolutional neural networks (CNNs), transformers (including Swin Transformers), and contrastive learning methods to improve classification performance and interpretability. These advancements hold significant potential to reduce radiologist workload, improve diagnostic accuracy, and ultimately enhance breast cancer screening and patient outcomes.
Papers
ManiNeg: Manifestation-guided Multimodal Pretraining for Mammography Classification
Xujun Li, Xin Wei, Jing Jiang, Danxiang Chen, Wei Zhang, Jinpeng Li
ViKL: A Mammography Interpretation Framework via Multimodal Aggregation of Visual-knowledge-linguistic Features
Xin Wei, Yaling Tao, Changde Du, Gangming Zhao, Yizhou Yu, Jinpeng Li