It has been shown that the combination of multi-modal MRIimages can improve the discrimination of diseased tissue. Thefusion of dissimilar imaging data for classification and segmentationpurposes however, is not a trivial task, as thereis an inherent difference in information domains, dimensionalityand scales. This work proposes a multi-view consensusclustering methodology for the integration of multi-modalMR images into a unified segmentation of tumoral lesions forheterogeneity assessment. Using a variety of metrics and distancefunctions this multi-view imaging approach calculatesmultiple vectorial dissimilarity-spaces for each MRI modalityand makes use of cluster ensembles to combine a set of unsupervisedbase segmentations into an unified partition of thevoxel-based data. The methodology is demonstrated in applicationto DCE-MRI and DTI-MR, for which a manifold learningstep is implemented in order to account for the geometricconstrains of the high dimensional diffusion information.

A multi-view approach to Consensus Clustering in multi-modal MRI

MENDEZ GUERRERO, Carlos Andres;MENEGAZ, Gloria
2014-01-01

Abstract

It has been shown that the combination of multi-modal MRIimages can improve the discrimination of diseased tissue. Thefusion of dissimilar imaging data for classification and segmentationpurposes however, is not a trivial task, as thereis an inherent difference in information domains, dimensionalityand scales. This work proposes a multi-view consensusclustering methodology for the integration of multi-modalMR images into a unified segmentation of tumoral lesions forheterogeneity assessment. Using a variety of metrics and distancefunctions this multi-view imaging approach calculatesmultiple vectorial dissimilarity-spaces for each MRI modalityand makes use of cluster ensembles to combine a set of unsupervisedbase segmentations into an unified partition of thevoxel-based data. The methodology is demonstrated in applicationto DCE-MRI and DTI-MR, for which a manifold learningstep is implemented in order to account for the geometricconstrains of the high dimensional diffusion information.
2014
pattern recognition; cancer research
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