ArticleJournal of imaging2026
Fusion of Radiomics and Gated Graph Attention Network for Pulmonary Nodule Malignancy Classification.
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Abstract
Pulmonary nodule malignancy classification requires effective integration of heterogeneous imaging features and contextual information among nodules. Existing models mainly analyze nodules independently and may overlook inter-nodule relationships. We propose RGGA-Net, a radiomics-guided graph attention network that integrates deep imaging features and radiomics representations through cross-modal interaction and graph-based reasoning. A learned edge gate is introduced to adaptively modulate graph message passing, and an anchor regularization strategy is used to improve representation stability. RGGA-Net was evaluated on the LUNA25 dataset using patient-level splitting with an internal held-out test set and further assessed on the LIDC-IDRI cohort under cross-dataset evaluation. On the internal test set, RGGA-Net achieved an AUC of 0.8910 and a PR-AUC of 0.5173. External evaluation on LIDC-IDRI demonstrated moderate discrimination (AUC = 0.7023). Gate-Anchor ablation analysis showed a favorable interaction pattern between the learned gate and anchor regularization, although statistical superiority was not established. These findings suggest that radiomics-guided graph attention provides a feasible framework for incorporating inter-nodule information into malignancy classification, while further multi-center validation remains necessary.
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