A Vessel-Segmentation-Based CycleGAN for Unpaired Multi-modal Retinal Image Synthesis
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Abstract (arXiv)
Unpaired image-to-image translation of retinal images can efficiently increase the training dataset for deep-learning-based multi-modal retinal registration methods. Our method integrates a vessel segmentation network into the image-to-image translation task by extending the CycleGAN framework. The segmentation network is inserted prior to a UNet vision transformer generator network and serves as a shared representation between both domains. We reformulate the original identity loss to learn the direct mapping between the vessel segmentation and the real image. Additionally, we add a segmentation loss term to ensure shared vessel locations between fake and real images. In the experiments, our method shows a visually realistic look and preserves the vessel structures, which is a prerequisite for generating multi-modal training data for image registration.
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- 2016Image-to-Image Translation with Conditional Adversarial Networkscited by 4,527
- 2022UVCGAN: UNet Vision Transformer cycle-consistent GAN for unpaired image-to-image translationcited by 42
- 2021VTGAN: Semi-supervised Retinal Image Synthesis and Disease Prediction using Vision Transformerscited by 28
- 2022Multi-modal Retinal Image Registration Using a Keypoint-Based Vessel Structure Aligning Networkcited by 7
- 2021Explainable Diabetic Retinopathy Detection and Retinal Image Generationcited by 6
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