EyeGraphGPT: Knowledge Graph Enhanced Multimodal Large Language Model for Ophthalmic Report Generation

Automatic generation of ophthalmic reports holds significant potential to lessen clinicians’ workload, enhance work efficiency, and alleviate the imbalance between clinicians and patients. Recent advancements in multimodal large language models, represented by GPT-4, have demonstrated remarkable performance in the general domain. However, training such models necessitates a substantial amount of paired image-text data, yet paired ophthalmic data is limited, and ophthalmic reports are laden with specialized terminologies, making it challenging to transfer the training paradigm to the ophthalmic domain. In this paper, we propose EyeGraphGPT, a knowledge graph enhanced multimodal large language model for ophthalmic report generation. Specifically, we construct a knowledge graph by leveraging the knowledge from a medical database and expertise from ophthalmic experts to model relationships among ophthalmic diseases, enhancing the model’s focus on key disease information. We then perform relation-aware modal alignment to incorporate knowledge graph features into visual features, and further enhance modality collaboration through visual instruction fine-tuning to adapt the model to the ophthalmic domain. Our experiments on a real-world dataset demonstrates that EyeGraphGPT outperforms previous state-of-the-art models, highlighting its superiority in scenarios with limited medical data and extensive specialized terminologies.

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2024-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bibm62325.2024.10822152
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EyeGraphGPT: Knowledge Graph Enhanced Multimodal Large Language Model for Ophthalmic Report Generation

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Topic Modeling
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EyeGraphGPT: Knowledge Graph Enhanced Multimodal Large Language Model for Ophthalmic Report Generation

Yiqiang Chen, Xinlong Jiang, Chenlong Gao, Fan Dong, Z Y Wang, Wuliang Huang, Teng Zhang, Qian Chen, Bingyu Wang, Weiwei Dai, Bingjie Yan
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Abstract

Automatic generation of ophthalmic reports holds significant potential to lessen clinicians’ workload, enhance work efficiency, and alleviate the imbalance between clinicians and patients. Recent advancements in multimodal large language models, represented by GPT-4, have demonstrated remarkable performance in the general domain. However, training such models necessitates a substantial amount of paired image-text data, yet paired ophthalmic data is limited, and ophthalmic reports are laden with specialized terminologies, making it challenging to transfer the training paradigm to the ophthalmic domain. In this paper, we propose EyeGraphGPT, a knowledge graph enhanced multimodal large language model for ophthalmic report generation. Specifically, we construct a knowledge graph by leveraging the knowledge from a medical database and expertise from ophthalmic experts to model relationships among ophthalmic diseases, enhancing the model’s focus on key disease information. We then perform relation-aware modal alignment to incorporate knowledge graph features into visual features, and further enhance modality collaboration through visual instruction fine-tuning to adapt the model to the ophthalmic domain. Our experiments on a real-world dataset demonstrates that EyeGraphGPT outperforms previous state-of-the-art models, highlighting its superiority in scenarios with limited medical data and extensive specialized terminologies.

Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Institute of Computing Technology (CN)
Innovation Fund, Research and Development
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
Topic Modeling
1.39
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