Discussion of a Simple Method to Generate Descriptive Images Using Predictive ResNet Model Weights and Feature Maps for Recurrent Cervix Cancer

This simple method was able to generate simulated MRI data that mimicked recurrent and non-recurrent cervix cancer tumor images. These generated images could be useful for evaluating the explainability of predictive models and to assist radiologists with the identification of features likely to predict disease course.

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Tomography
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2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.3390/tomography11030038
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Radiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging
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Discussion of a Simple Method to Generate Descriptive Images Using Predictive ResNet Model Weights and Feature Maps for Recurrent Cervix Cancer

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Discussion of a Simple Method to Generate Descriptive Images Using Predictive ResNet Model Weights and Feature Maps for Recurrent Cervix Cancer

Destie Provenzano, Yuan James Rao, Sharad Goyal, Jeffrey Wang
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This simple method was able to generate simulated MRI data that mimicked recurrent and non-recurrent cervix cancer tumor images. These generated images could be useful for evaluating the explainability of predictive models and to assist radiologists with the identification of features likely to predict disease course.

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