ArticleBioengineering (Basel, Switzerland)2024
Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear Detection Based on T-Distribution Slice Attention Framework with Penalty Weight Loss Optimisation.
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Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) plays an important role in stabilising the knee joint, prevents excessive anterior translation of the tibia, and provides rotational stability. ACL injuries commonly occur as a result of rapid deceleration, sudden change in direction, or direct impact to the knee during sports activities. Although several deep learning techniques have recently been applied in the detection of ACL tears, challenges such as effective slice filtering and the nuanced relationship between varying tear grades still remain underexplored. This study used an advanced deep learning model that integrated a T-distribution-based slice attention filtering mechanism with a penalty weight loss function to improve the performance for detection of ACL tears. A T-distribution slice attention module was effectively utilised to develop a robust slice filtering system of the deep learning model. By incorporating class relationships and substituting the conventional cross-entropy loss with a penalty weight loss function, the classification accuracy of our model is markedly increased. The combination of slice filtering and penalty weight loss shows significant improvements in diagnostic performance across six different backbone networks. In particular, the VGG-Slice-Weight model provided an area score of 0.9590 under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC). The deep learning framework used in this study offers an effective diagnostic tool that supports better ACL injury detection in clinical diagnosis practice.
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