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CNVAE: Anatomically Correct Segmentation via Conditional Generative Modeling
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arXiv:2611.08537v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Supervised deep learning segmentation models, although unparalleled in performance, are not immune to anatomical mistakes. We develop a segmentation-by-generation paradigm extending the Nouveau VAE (NVAE) generative framework for anatomically correct cardiac segmentation. In particular, we propose a novel conditional NVAE model (CNVAE) for conditional shape generation, and explore its capabilities for image segmentation in two scenarios: (1) direct image-to-mask CNVAE for one-step segmentation; (2) mask-to-mask CNVAE for refinement of segmentation masks produced by third-party segmentation models. Both models are lightweight and return consistently anatomically valid segmentation masks (> 98% success rate, an improvement of 15% above state-of-the-art segmentation models) on the cardiac segmentation/editing tasks of interest, without loss of accuracy in segmented contours.
Source:https://arxiv.org/abs/2611.08537PreviousSideAge-RiskNet: Predicted Mammographic-Age Features for Future Breast Cancer Risk and Laterality PredictionNextVolumetric Latent Diffusion for Brain Tumour Segmentation with Missing Modalities
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