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        <author>Jo Schlemper</author>
        <author>Ozan Oktay</author>
        <author>Michiel Schaap</author>
        <author>Mattias P. Heinrich‬</author>
        <author>Bernhard Kainz</author>
        <author>Ben Glocker</author>
        <author>Daniel Rueckert</author>
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          <title>Attention gated networks: Learning to leverage salient regions in medical images</title>
          <date>2019</date>
          <publisher>Medical Image Analysis</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1016/j.media.2019.01.012</idno>
          
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        <label>whether a network can be made to find the organ it is supposed to measure, instead of being handed a cropped region by a second network trained to find it</label>
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        <label>a grid-based additive attention gate that drops into VGG or U-Net, learns where to look with no bounding boxes and no extra supervision, improves recall and precision on CT pancreas segmentation and fetal ultrasound plane detection, and is shown to beat simply making the baseline bigger</label>
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        <label>the same two models retrained at a smaller training size (30 images instead of 120)</label>
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        <label>models trained on CT-150 applied directly to the public CT-82 benchmark with no fine-tuning, before any adaptation is done</label>
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        <label>Attention gates increase recall in pancreas segmentation (p = .005).</label>
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        <label>AG-Sononet performs close to a Sononet with double the capacity.</label>
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        <label>each attention gate learns to focus on a particular subset of organs, starting from a uniform distribution and localising over training</label>
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        <label>extra capacity added to the standard U-Net by the attention gates, for a 2-3% DSC improvement</label>
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