Classic Augmentation based Classifier Generative Adversarial Network (CACGAN) for COVID-19 diagnosis

Haodong Li
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Computer-aided diagnosis of COVID-19 from lung medical images has received increasing attention in previous clinical practice and research. However, developing such automatic model is usually challenging due to the requirement of a large amount of data and sufficient computer power. With only 317 training images, this paper presents a Classic Augmentation based Classifier Generative Adversarial Network (CACGAN) for data synthetising. In order to take into account, the feature extraction ability and lightness of the model for lung CT images, the CACGAN network is mainly constructed by convolution blocks. During the training process, each iteration will update the discriminator's network parameters twice and the generator's network parameters once. For the evaluation of CACGAN, this paper organized multiple comparison between each pair from CACGAN synthetic data, classic augmented data, and original data. In this paper, seven classifiers are built, ranging from simple to complex, and are trained for the three sets of data respectively. To control the variable, the three sets of data use the exact same classifier structure and the exact same validation dataset. The result shows the CACGAN successfully learned how to synthesize new lung CT images with specific labels.
基于经典增强分类器生成对抗网络(CACGAN)的COVID-19诊断
基于肺部医学图像的计算机辅助诊断在以往的临床实践和研究中越来越受到重视。然而,由于需要大量的数据和足够的计算机能力,开发这种自动模型通常具有挑战性。本文针对317张训练图像,提出了一种基于经典增强的分类器生成对抗网络(CACGAN)进行数据综合。考虑到模型对肺部CT图像的特征提取能力和轻量化,CACGAN网络主要采用卷积块构建。在训练过程中,每次迭代将更新判别器的网络参数两次,更新生成器的网络参数一次。为了对CACGAN进行评价,本文对CACGAN合成数据、经典增广数据和原始数据的每对数据进行了多次比较。本文构建了从简单到复杂的7个分类器,分别对这3组数据进行了训练。为了控制变量,这三组数据使用完全相同的分类器结构和完全相同的验证数据集。结果表明,CACGAN成功地学会了如何合成新的带有特定标签的肺部CT图像。
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