Learning Deep Representations Of Medical Images Using Siamese Cnns With Application To Content-based Image Retrieval

Abstract

Deep neural networks have been investigated in learning latent representations of medical images, yet most of the studies limit their approach in a single supervised convolutional neural network (CNN), which usually rely heavily on a large scale annotated dataset for training. To learn image representations with less supervision involved, we propose a deep Siamese CNN (SCNN) architecture that can be trained with only binary image pair information. We evaluated the learned image representations on a task of content-based medical image retrieval using a publicly available multiclass diabetic retinopathy fundus image dataset. The experimental results show that our proposed deep SCNN is comparable to the state-of-the-art single supervised CNN, and requires much less supervision for training.

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