Domain Knowledge Driven 3D Dose Prediction Using Moment-Based Loss Function

Jhanwar, Gourav; Dahiya, Navdeep; Ghahremani, Parmida; Zarepisheh, Masoud; Nadeem, Saad

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7036132

2022

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7036132

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Domain Knowledge Driven 3D Dose Prediction Using Moment-Based Loss Function

Gourav Jhanwar

Navdeep Dahiya

Parmida Ghahremani

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Domain knowledge driven 3D dose prediction using moment-based loss function

Jhanwar¹,

Dahiya²,

Ghahremani³

et al. 2022

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Objective:To propose a novel moment-based loss function for predicting 3D dose distribution for the challenging conventional lung IMRT plans. The moment-based loss function is convex and differentiable and can easily incorporate clinical dose volume histogram (DVH) domain knowledge in any deep learning framework without computational overhead. Approach: We used a large dataset of 360 (240 for training, 50 for validation and 70 for testing) conventional lung patients with 2Gy × 30 fractions to train the deep learning (DL) model using clinically treated plans at our institution. We trained a UNet like CNN architecture using computed tomography (CT), planning target volume (PTV) and organ-at-risk contours (OAR) as input to infer corresponding voxel-wise 3D dose distribution. We evaluated three different loss functions: (1) The popular Mean Absolute Error (MAE) Loss, (2) the recently developed MAE + DVH Loss, and (3) the proposed MAE + Moments Loss. The quality of the predictions was compared using different DVH metrics as well as dose-score and DVH-score, recently introduced by the AAPM knowledge-based planning grand challenge Main results: Model with (MAE + Moment) loss function outperformed the model with MAE loss by significantly improving the DVH-score (11%, p<0.01) while having similar computational cost. It also outperformed the model trained with (MAE+DVH) by significantly improving the computational cost (48%) and the DVH-score (8%, p<0.01)

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Domain knowledge driven 3D dose prediction using moment-based loss function

Jhanwar¹,

Dahiya²,

Ghahremani³

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