ArticleBioengineering (Basel, Switzerland)2026
ACross-Paradigm CNN-Swin Transformer Ensemble with Super-Resolution Enhancement for Multi-Class Alzheimer's Disease Classification.
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Abstract
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a global health challenge requiring early and accurate diagnosis, yet current clinical methods struggle with early stages. Deep learning approaches for MRI-based diagnosis face persistent challenges related to image quality issues, limited model generalization, and subtle inter-class variations. To address these limitations, this paper proposes a robust, end-to-end brain MRI-based framework for multi-class classification of AD stages. Positioned within the broader research priority of artificial intelligence and intelligent healthcare technologies, the proposed methodology incorporates an attention-based ensemble of deep learning models alongside an enhanced image preprocessing that uses Real-ESRGAN to mitigate common compression and resolution degradations in 2-D MRI slices. The ensemble makes use of the superior capabilities of the Swin Transformer to capture global contextual dependencies and EfficientNet-B3/MobileNetV2 for effective multi-scale feature extraction, with feature fusion performed using a Squeeze-and-Excitation attention mechanism. The experiments were performed on a publicly available Alzheimer's MRI dataset, resulting in classification accuracy of 94.47% and 92.28% for the two proposed frameworks. The robustness and clinical interpretability of the framework are emphasized through comprehensive metrics and qualitative analysis. This framework demonstrates promising benchmark performance on a standardized public dataset, highlighting the potential of cross-paradigm ensembles combined with super-resolution preprocessing.
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