摘要
In the realm of medical image segmentation,particularly in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging(MRI),achieving robust performance with limited annotated data is a significant challenge.Performance often degrades when faced with testing scenarios from unknown domains.To address this problem,this paper proposes a novel semi-supervised approach for cardiac magnetic resonance image segmentation,aiming to enhance predictive capabilities and domain generalization(DG).This paper establishes an MT-like model utilizing pseudo-labeling and consistency regularization from semi-supervised learning,and integrates uncertainty estimation to improve the accuracy of pseudo-labels.Additionally,to tackle the challenge of domain generalization,a data manipulation strategy is introduced,extracting spatial and content-related information from images across different domains,enriching the dataset with a multi-domain perspective.This papers method is meticulously evaluated on the publicly available cardiac magnetic resonance imaging dataset M&Ms,validating its effectiveness.Comparative analyses against various methods highlight the out-standing performance of this papers approach,demonstrating its capability to segment cardiac magnetic resonance images in previously unseen domains even with limited annotated data.
基金
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.62001313)
the Key Project of Liaoning Provincial Department of Science and Technology(No.2021JH2/10300134,2022JH1/10500004)。
