Bifurcated Networks for Breast Density & Cancer Risk: A Technical Framework

This simulation-based feasibility study demonstrates that bifurcated neural networks can jointly model correlated breast imaging biomarkers with high internal consistency. The proposed architecture provides a reproducible methodological platform that can be directly tested on real CEM datasets to support future AI-enhanced risk stratification and personalized screening pathways.

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Diagnostics
Published
2026-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.3390/diagnostics16050770
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Digital Radiography and Breast Imaging
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Bifurcated Networks for Breast Density & Cancer Risk: A Technical Framework

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Bifurcated Networks for Breast Density & Cancer Risk: A Technical Framework

A. Nazzaro, Teresa Iannaccone, Graziella Di Grezia
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Abstract

This simulation-based feasibility study demonstrates that bifurcated neural networks can jointly model correlated breast imaging biomarkers with high internal consistency. The proposed architecture provides a reproducible methodological platform that can be directly tested on real CEM datasets to support future AI-enhanced risk stratification and personalized screening pathways.

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