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<div><p>This study aims at the limitations of traditional methods in the evaluation of stroke sequelae and rehabilitation effect monitoring, especially for the accurate identification and tracking of brain injury areas. To overcome these challenges, we introduce an advanced neuroimaging...

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المؤلف الرئيسي: Xueliang Guo (4797057) (author)
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author2 Lin Sun (105539)
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Lin Sun (105539)
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dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Xueliang Guo (4797057)
Lin Sun (105539)
dc.date.none.fl_str_mv 2025-02-24T18:27:48Z
dc.identifier.none.fl_str_mv 10.1371/journal.pone.0317193.t003
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dc.rights.none.fl_str_mv CC BY 4.0
info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
receiver operating characteristic
multimodal mri scans
employing skip connections
cbam attention module
autonomously delineate areas
adam optimization algorithm
3d spatial characteristics
novel machine learning
analyze tumor progression
rec ), precision
models &# 8217
brain injury areas
model &# 8217
local receptive field
rehabilitation effect monitoring
model effectively integrates
brain tumor distributions
stroke injury area
3d cnn encoder
segmentation accuracy comparable
ml models indicated
rehabilitation effect
brain tumor
stroke sequelae
effectively identify
deep learning
cnn encoder
tumor core
enhancing tumor
segmentation maps
rehabilitation process
manual segmentation
ml models
miou ),
knn ),
adaboost ),
unet model
model make
xlink ">
traditional methods
thereby increasing
testing phases
subtle changes
study introduces
study aims
statistical metrics
shift mechanism
scientific basis
sampling features
results showed
resolution features
refine features
random forest
processing capabilities
particularly suitable
neuroimaging technique
net architecture
nearest neighbor
kappa coefficient
jump connection
including recall
hausdorff distance
handle long
finely capture
existing research
et ).
efficient tool
distance dependencies
computational efficiency
comprehensive array
clinical settings
bra2020 dataset
auc ).
annotation maps
also provided
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Parameter settings.
dc.type.none.fl_str_mv Dataset
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
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description <div><p>This study aims at the limitations of traditional methods in the evaluation of stroke sequelae and rehabilitation effect monitoring, especially for the accurate identification and tracking of brain injury areas. To overcome these challenges, we introduce an advanced neuroimaging technology based on deep learning, the SWI-BITR-UNet model. This model, introduced as novel Machine Learning (ML) model, combines the SWIN Transformer’s local receptive field and shift mechanism, and the effective feature fusion strategy in the U-Net architecture, aiming to improve the accuracy of brain lesion region segmentation in multimodal MRI scans. Through the application of a 3-D CNN encoder and decoder, as well as the integration of the CBAM attention module and jump connection, the model can finely capture and refine features, to achieve a level of segmentation accuracy comparable to that of manual segmentation by experts. This study introduces a 3D CNN encoder-decoder architecture specifically designed to enhance the processing capabilities of 3D medical imaging data. The development of the 3D CNN model utilizes the ADAM optimization algorithm to facilitate the training process. The Bra2020 dataset is utilized to assess the accuracy of the proposed deep learning neural network. By employing skip connections, the model effectively integrates the high-resolution features from the encoder with the up-sampling features from the decoder, thereby increasing the model’s sensitivity to 3D spatial characteristics. To assess both the training and testing phases, the SWI-BITR-Unet model is trained using reliable datasets and evaluated through a comprehensive array of statistical metrics, including Recall (Rec), Precision (Pre), F1 test score, Kappa Coefficient (KC), mean Intersection over Union (mIoU), and Receiver Operating Characteristic-Area Under Curve (ROC-AUC). Furthermore, various machine learning models, such as Random Forest (RF), Support Vector Machine (SVM), Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost), Categorical Boosting (CatBoost), Adaptive Boosting (AdaBoost), and K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN), have been employed to analyze tumor progression in the brain, with performance characterized by Hausdorff distance. In From the performance of ML models, the SWI-BITR-Unet model was more accurate than other models. Subsequently, regarding DICE coefficient values, the segmentation maps (annotation maps of brain tumor distributions) generated by the ML models indicated the models’s capability to autonomously delineate areas such as the tumor core (TC) and the enhancing tumor (ET). Moreover, the efficacy of the proposed machine learning models demonstrated superiority over existing research in the field. The computational efficiency and the ability to handle long-distance dependencies of the model make it particularly suitable for applications in clinical Settings. The results showed that the SNA-BITR-UNet model can not only effectively identify and monitor the subtle changes in the stroke injury area, but also provided a new and efficient tool in the rehabilitation process, providing a scientific basis for developing personalized rehabilitation plans.</p></div>
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spelling Parameter settings.Xueliang Guo (4797057)Lin Sun (105539)Science PolicyBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedInformation Systems not elsewhere classifiedreceiver operating characteristicmultimodal mri scansemploying skip connectionscbam attention moduleautonomously delineate areasadam optimization algorithm3d spatial characteristicsnovel machine learninganalyze tumor progressionrec ), precisionmodels &# 8217brain injury areasmodel &# 8217local receptive fieldrehabilitation effect monitoringmodel effectively integratesbrain tumor distributionsstroke injury area3d cnn encodersegmentation accuracy comparableml models indicatedrehabilitation effectbrain tumorstroke sequelaeeffectively identifydeep learningcnn encodertumor coreenhancing tumorsegmentation mapsrehabilitation processmanual segmentationml modelsmiou ),knn ),adaboost ),unet modelmodel makexlink ">traditional methodsthereby increasingtesting phasessubtle changesstudy introducesstudy aimsstatistical metricsshift mechanismscientific basissampling featuresresults showedresolution featuresrefine featuresrandom forestprocessing capabilitiesparticularly suitableneuroimaging techniquenet architecturenearest neighborkappa coefficientjump connectionincluding recallhausdorff distancehandle longfinely captureexisting researchet ).efficient tooldistance dependenciescomputational efficiencycomprehensive arrayclinical settingsbra2020 datasetauc ).annotation mapsalso provided<div><p>This study aims at the limitations of traditional methods in the evaluation of stroke sequelae and rehabilitation effect monitoring, especially for the accurate identification and tracking of brain injury areas. To overcome these challenges, we introduce an advanced neuroimaging technology based on deep learning, the SWI-BITR-UNet model. This model, introduced as novel Machine Learning (ML) model, combines the SWIN Transformer’s local receptive field and shift mechanism, and the effective feature fusion strategy in the U-Net architecture, aiming to improve the accuracy of brain lesion region segmentation in multimodal MRI scans. Through the application of a 3-D CNN encoder and decoder, as well as the integration of the CBAM attention module and jump connection, the model can finely capture and refine features, to achieve a level of segmentation accuracy comparable to that of manual segmentation by experts. This study introduces a 3D CNN encoder-decoder architecture specifically designed to enhance the processing capabilities of 3D medical imaging data. The development of the 3D CNN model utilizes the ADAM optimization algorithm to facilitate the training process. The Bra2020 dataset is utilized to assess the accuracy of the proposed deep learning neural network. By employing skip connections, the model effectively integrates the high-resolution features from the encoder with the up-sampling features from the decoder, thereby increasing the model’s sensitivity to 3D spatial characteristics. To assess both the training and testing phases, the SWI-BITR-Unet model is trained using reliable datasets and evaluated through a comprehensive array of statistical metrics, including Recall (Rec), Precision (Pre), F1 test score, Kappa Coefficient (KC), mean Intersection over Union (mIoU), and Receiver Operating Characteristic-Area Under Curve (ROC-AUC). Furthermore, various machine learning models, such as Random Forest (RF), Support Vector Machine (SVM), Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost), Categorical Boosting (CatBoost), Adaptive Boosting (AdaBoost), and K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN), have been employed to analyze tumor progression in the brain, with performance characterized by Hausdorff distance. In From the performance of ML models, the SWI-BITR-Unet model was more accurate than other models. Subsequently, regarding DICE coefficient values, the segmentation maps (annotation maps of brain tumor distributions) generated by the ML models indicated the models’s capability to autonomously delineate areas such as the tumor core (TC) and the enhancing tumor (ET). Moreover, the efficacy of the proposed machine learning models demonstrated superiority over existing research in the field. The computational efficiency and the ability to handle long-distance dependencies of the model make it particularly suitable for applications in clinical Settings. The results showed that the SNA-BITR-UNet model can not only effectively identify and monitor the subtle changes in the stroke injury area, but also provided a new and efficient tool in the rehabilitation process, providing a scientific basis for developing personalized rehabilitation plans.</p></div>2025-02-24T18:27:48ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.1371/journal.pone.0317193.t003https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Parameter_settings_/28474350CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/284743502025-02-24T18:27:48Z
spellingShingle Parameter settings.
Xueliang Guo (4797057)
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
receiver operating characteristic
multimodal mri scans
employing skip connections
cbam attention module
autonomously delineate areas
adam optimization algorithm
3d spatial characteristics
novel machine learning
analyze tumor progression
rec ), precision
models &# 8217
brain injury areas
model &# 8217
local receptive field
rehabilitation effect monitoring
model effectively integrates
brain tumor distributions
stroke injury area
3d cnn encoder
segmentation accuracy comparable
ml models indicated
rehabilitation effect
brain tumor
stroke sequelae
effectively identify
deep learning
cnn encoder
tumor core
enhancing tumor
segmentation maps
rehabilitation process
manual segmentation
ml models
miou ),
knn ),
adaboost ),
unet model
model make
xlink ">
traditional methods
thereby increasing
testing phases
subtle changes
study introduces
study aims
statistical metrics
shift mechanism
scientific basis
sampling features
results showed
resolution features
refine features
random forest
processing capabilities
particularly suitable
neuroimaging technique
net architecture
nearest neighbor
kappa coefficient
jump connection
including recall
hausdorff distance
handle long
finely capture
existing research
et ).
efficient tool
distance dependencies
computational efficiency
comprehensive array
clinical settings
bra2020 dataset
auc ).
annotation maps
also provided
status_str publishedVersion
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topic Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
Information Systems not elsewhere classified
receiver operating characteristic
multimodal mri scans
employing skip connections
cbam attention module
autonomously delineate areas
adam optimization algorithm
3d spatial characteristics
novel machine learning
analyze tumor progression
rec ), precision
models &# 8217
brain injury areas
model &# 8217
local receptive field
rehabilitation effect monitoring
model effectively integrates
brain tumor distributions
stroke injury area
3d cnn encoder
segmentation accuracy comparable
ml models indicated
rehabilitation effect
brain tumor
stroke sequelae
effectively identify
deep learning
cnn encoder
tumor core
enhancing tumor
segmentation maps
rehabilitation process
manual segmentation
ml models
miou ),
knn ),
adaboost ),
unet model
model make
xlink ">
traditional methods
thereby increasing
testing phases
subtle changes
study introduces
study aims
statistical metrics
shift mechanism
scientific basis
sampling features
results showed
resolution features
refine features
random forest
processing capabilities
particularly suitable
neuroimaging technique
net architecture
nearest neighbor
kappa coefficient
jump connection
including recall
hausdorff distance
handle long
finely capture
existing research
et ).
efficient tool
distance dependencies
computational efficiency
comprehensive array
clinical settings
bra2020 dataset
auc ).
annotation maps
also provided