A Brief Review of Computer-aided Whole-slide Image Detection Techniques

Li, Xintong; Li, Chen; Li, Xiaoqi; Wu, Jian; Li, Xiaoyan

doi:10.1145/3451421.3451437

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“…In the last decade, CAD has achieved good results in WSIs analysis ( 5 , 15 ). It assists doctors in clinical decision-making by detecting, quantitatively analyzing, or visualizing relevant areas with diagnostic information.…”

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A semi-supervised learning approach with consistency regularization for tumor histopathological images analysis

Jiang

Sui

et al. 2023

Front. Oncol.

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IntroductionManual inspection of histopathological images is important in clinical cancer diagnosis. Pathologists implement pathological diagnosis and prognostic evaluation through the microscopic examination of histopathological slices. This entire process is time-consuming, laborious, and challenging for pathologists. The modern use of whole-slide imaging, which scans histopathology slides to digital slices, and analysis using computer-aided diagnosis is an essential problem.MethodsTo solve the problem of difficult labeling of histopathological data, and improve the flexibility of histopathological analysis in clinical applications, we herein propose a semi-supervised learning algorithm coupled with consistency regularization strategy, called“Semi- supervised Histopathology Analysis Network”(Semi-His-Net), for automated normal-versus-tumor and subtype classifications. Specifically, when inputted disturbing versions of the same image, the model should predict similar outputs. Based on this, the model itself can assign artificial labels to unlabeled data for subsequent model training, thereby effectively reducing the labeled data required for training.ResultsOur Semi-His-Net is able to classify patches from breast cancer histopathological images into normal tissue and three other different tumor subtypes, achieving an accuracy was 90%. The average AUC of cross-classification between tumors reached 0.893.DiscussionTo overcome the limitations of visual inspection by pathologists for histopathology images, such as long time and low repeatability, we have developed a deep learning-based framework (Semi-His-Net) for automatic classification subdivision of the subtypes contained in the whole pathological images. This learning-based framework has great potential to improve the efficiency and repeatability of histopathological image diagnosis.

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