Lesion localization in digital breast tomosynthesis with deformable transformers by using 2.5D information
Zhikai Yang,
Tianyu Fan,
Örjan Smedby
et al.
Abstract:In this study, we adapted a transformer-based method to localize lesions in digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) images. Compared with convolutional neural network-based object detection methods, the transformer-based method does not require non-maximum suppression postprocessing. Integrated deformable convolution detection transformers can better capture small-size lesions. We added transfer learning to tackle the issue of the lack of annotated data from DBT. To validate the superiority of the transformer-based… Show more
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