PolypSegNet: A modified encoder-decoder architecture for automated polyp segmentation from colonoscopy images

Colorectal cancer has become one of the major causes of death throughout the world. Early detection of Polyp, an early symptom of colorectal cancer, can increase the survival rate to 90%. Segmentation of Polyp regions from colonoscopy images can facilitate the faster diagnosis. Due to varying sizes,...

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Vydáno v:	Computers in biology and medicine Ročník 128; s. 104119
Hlavní autoři:	Mahmud, Tanvir, Paul, Bishmoy, Fattah, Shaikh Anowarul
Médium:	Journal Article
Jazyk:	angličtina
Vydáno:	United States Elsevier Ltd 01.01.2021 Elsevier Limited
Témata:	Architecture Artificial neural networks Automation Cancer Coders Colonoscopy Colorectal cancer Colorectal carcinoma Computer architecture Computer-aided diagnosis Diagnosis Diagnostic systems Encoders-Decoders Feature maps Image processing Image segmentation Internal Medicine Medical diagnosis Medical imaging Modules Neural network Neural networks Other Polyp segmentation Polyps Reconstruction Semantics Neural network Colonoscopy Polyp segmentation Computer-aided diagnosis Colorectal cancer colorectal cancer computer-aided diagnosis colonoscopy neural network
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Abstract	Colorectal cancer has become one of the major causes of death throughout the world. Early detection of Polyp, an early symptom of colorectal cancer, can increase the survival rate to 90%. Segmentation of Polyp regions from colonoscopy images can facilitate the faster diagnosis. Due to varying sizes, shapes, and textures of polyps with subtle visible differences with the background, automated segmentation of polyps still poses a major challenge towards traditional diagnostic methods. Conventional Unet architecture and some of its variants have gained much popularity for its automated segmentation though having several architectural limitations that result in sub-optimal performance. In this paper, an encoder-decoder based modified deep neural network architecture is proposed, named as PolypSegNet, to overcome several limitations of traditional architectures for very precise automated segmentation of polyp regions from colonoscopy images. For achieving more generalized representation at each scale of both the encoder and decoder module, several sequential depth dilated inception (DDI) blocks are integrated into each unit layer for aggregating features from different receptive areas utilizing depthwise dilated convolutions. Different scales of contextual information from all encoder unit layers pass through the proposed deep fusion skip module (DFSM) to generate skip interconnection with each decoder layer rather than separately connecting different levels of encoder and decoder. For more efficient reconstruction in the decoder module, multi-scale decoded feature maps generated at various levels of the decoder are jointly optimized in the proposed deep reconstruction module (DRM) instead of only considering the decoded feature map from final decoder layer. Extensive experimentations on four publicly available databases provide very satisfactory performance with mean five-fold cross-validation dice scores of 91.52% in CVC-ClinicDB database, 92.8% in CVC-ColonDB database, 88.72% in Kvasir-SEG database, and 84.79% in ETIS-Larib database. The proposed network provides very accurate segmented polyp regions that will expedite the diagnosis of polyps even in challenging conditions. [Display omitted] •A highly efficient, novel deep neural network architecture is proposed for very precise Polyp segmentation.•Some major architectural limitations of conventional Unet architecture are determined.•Three basic building blocks are proposed for achieving optimum performances with increased efficiency.•A modified Focal Tversky Loss (MFTL) function is introduced for reducing false positives with better generalization in challenging conditions.•New state-of-the-art performances are achieved on four publicly available datasets.
AbstractList	Colorectal cancer has become one of the major causes of death throughout the world. Early detection of Polyp, an early symptom of colorectal cancer, can increase the survival rate to 90%. Segmentation of Polyp regions from colonoscopy images can facilitate the faster diagnosis. Due to varying sizes, shapes, and textures of polyps with subtle visible differences with the background, automated segmentation of polyps still poses a major challenge towards traditional diagnostic methods. Conventional Unet architecture and some of its variants have gained much popularity for its automated segmentation though having several architectural limitations that result in sub-optimal performance. In this paper, an encoder-decoder based modified deep neural network architecture is proposed, named as PolypSegNet, to overcome several limitations of traditional architectures for very precise automated segmentation of polyp regions from colonoscopy images. For achieving more generalized representation at each scale of both the encoder and decoder module, several sequential depth dilated inception (DDI) blocks are integrated into each unit layer for aggregating features from different receptive areas utilizing depthwise dilated convolutions. Different scales of contextual information from all encoder unit layers pass through the proposed deep fusion skip module (DFSM) to generate skip interconnection with each decoder layer rather than separately connecting different levels of encoder and decoder. For more efficient reconstruction in the decoder module, multi-scale decoded feature maps generated at various levels of the decoder are jointly optimized in the proposed deep reconstruction module (DRM) instead of only considering the decoded feature map from final decoder layer. Extensive experimentations on four publicly available databases provide very satisfactory performance with mean five-fold cross-validation dice scores of 91.52% in CVC-ClinicDB database, 92.8% in CVC-ColonDB database, 88.72% in Kvasir-SEG database, and 84.79% in ETIS-Larib database. The proposed network provides very accurate segmented polyp regions that will expedite the diagnosis of polyps even in challenging conditions.Colorectal cancer has become one of the major causes of death throughout the world. Early detection of Polyp, an early symptom of colorectal cancer, can increase the survival rate to 90%. Segmentation of Polyp regions from colonoscopy images can facilitate the faster diagnosis. Due to varying sizes, shapes, and textures of polyps with subtle visible differences with the background, automated segmentation of polyps still poses a major challenge towards traditional diagnostic methods. Conventional Unet architecture and some of its variants have gained much popularity for its automated segmentation though having several architectural limitations that result in sub-optimal performance. In this paper, an encoder-decoder based modified deep neural network architecture is proposed, named as PolypSegNet, to overcome several limitations of traditional architectures for very precise automated segmentation of polyp regions from colonoscopy images. For achieving more generalized representation at each scale of both the encoder and decoder module, several sequential depth dilated inception (DDI) blocks are integrated into each unit layer for aggregating features from different receptive areas utilizing depthwise dilated convolutions. Different scales of contextual information from all encoder unit layers pass through the proposed deep fusion skip module (DFSM) to generate skip interconnection with each decoder layer rather than separately connecting different levels of encoder and decoder. For more efficient reconstruction in the decoder module, multi-scale decoded feature maps generated at various levels of the decoder are jointly optimized in the proposed deep reconstruction module (DRM) instead of only considering the decoded feature map from final decoder layer. Extensive experimentations on four publicly available databases provide very satisfactory performance with mean five-fold cross-validation dice scores of 91.52% in CVC-ClinicDB database, 92.8% in CVC-ColonDB database, 88.72% in Kvasir-SEG database, and 84.79% in ETIS-Larib database. The proposed network provides very accurate segmented polyp regions that will expedite the diagnosis of polyps even in challenging conditions. AbstractColorectal cancer has become one of the major causes of death throughout the world. Early detection of Polyp, an early symptom of colorectal cancer, can increase the survival rate to 90%. Segmentation of Polyp regions from colonoscopy images can facilitate the faster diagnosis. Due to varying sizes, shapes, and textures of polyps with subtle visible differences with the background, automated segmentation of polyps still poses a major challenge towards traditional diagnostic methods. Conventional Unet architecture and some of its variants have gained much popularity for its automated segmentation though having several architectural limitations that result in sub-optimal performance. In this paper, an encoder-decoder based modified deep neural network architecture is proposed, named as PolypSegNet, to overcome several limitations of traditional architectures for very precise automated segmentation of polyp regions from colonoscopy images. For achieving more generalized representation at each scale of both the encoder and decoder module, several sequential depth dilated inception (DDI) blocks are integrated into each unit layer for aggregating features from different receptive areas utilizing depthwise dilated convolutions. Different scales of contextual information from all encoder unit layers pass through the proposed deep fusion skip module (DFSM) to generate skip interconnection with each decoder layer rather than separately connecting different levels of encoder and decoder. For more efficient reconstruction in the decoder module, multi-scale decoded feature maps generated at various levels of the decoder are jointly optimized in the proposed deep reconstruction module (DRM) instead of only considering the decoded feature map from final decoder layer. Extensive experimentations on four publicly available databases provide very satisfactory performance with mean five-fold cross-validation dice scores of 91.52% in CVC-ClinicDB database, 92.8% in CVC-ColonDB database, 88.72% in Kvasir-SEG database, and 84.79% in ETIS-Larib database. The proposed network provides very accurate segmented polyp regions that will expedite the diagnosis of polyps even in challenging conditions. Colorectal cancer has become one of the major causes of death throughout the world. Early detection of Polyp, an early symptom of colorectal cancer, can increase the survival rate to 90%. Segmentation of Polyp regions from colonoscopy images can facilitate the faster diagnosis. Due to varying sizes, shapes, and textures of polyps with subtle visible differences with the background, automated segmentation of polyps still poses a major challenge towards traditional diagnostic methods. Conventional Unet architecture and some of its variants have gained much popularity for its automated segmentation though having several architectural limitations that result in sub-optimal performance. In this paper, an encoder-decoder based modified deep neural network architecture is proposed, named as PolypSegNet, to overcome several limitations of traditional architectures for very precise automated segmentation of polyp regions from colonoscopy images. For achieving more generalized representation at each scale of both the encoder and decoder module, several sequential depth dilated inception (DDI) blocks are integrated into each unit layer for aggregating features from different receptive areas utilizing depthwise dilated convolutions. Different scales of contextual information from all encoder unit layers pass through the proposed deep fusion skip module (DFSM) to generate skip interconnection with each decoder layer rather than separately connecting different levels of encoder and decoder. For more efficient reconstruction in the decoder module, multi-scale decoded feature maps generated at various levels of the decoder are jointly optimized in the proposed deep reconstruction module (DRM) instead of only considering the decoded feature map from final decoder layer. Extensive experimentations on four publicly available databases provide very satisfactory performance with mean five-fold cross-validation dice scores of 91.52% in CVC-ClinicDB database, 92.8% in CVC-ColonDB database, 88.72% in Kvasir-SEG database, and 84.79% in ETIS-Larib database. The proposed network provides very accurate segmented polyp regions that will expedite the diagnosis of polyps even in challenging conditions. [Display omitted] •A highly efficient, novel deep neural network architecture is proposed for very precise Polyp segmentation.•Some major architectural limitations of conventional Unet architecture are determined.•Three basic building blocks are proposed for achieving optimum performances with increased efficiency.•A modified Focal Tversky Loss (MFTL) function is introduced for reducing false positives with better generalization in challenging conditions.•New state-of-the-art performances are achieved on four publicly available datasets. Colorectal cancer has become one of the major causes of death throughout the world. Early detection of Polyp, an early symptom of colorectal cancer, can increase the survival rate to 90%. Segmentation of Polyp regions from colonoscopy images can facilitate the faster diagnosis. Due to varying sizes, shapes, and textures of polyps with subtle visible differences with the background, automated segmentation of polyps still poses a major challenge towards traditional diagnostic methods. Conventional Unet architecture and some of its variants have gained much popularity for its automated segmentation though having several architectural limitations that result in sub-optimal performance. In this paper, an encoder-decoder based modified deep neural network architecture is proposed, named as PolypSegNet, to overcome several limitations of traditional architectures for very precise automated segmentation of polyp regions from colonoscopy images. For achieving more generalized representation at each scale of both the encoder and decoder module, several sequential depth dilated inception (DDI) blocks are integrated into each unit layer for aggregating features from different receptive areas utilizing depthwise dilated convolutions. Different scales of contextual information from all encoder unit layers pass through the proposed deep fusion skip module (DFSM) to generate skip interconnection with each decoder layer rather than separately connecting different levels of encoder and decoder. For more efficient reconstruction in the decoder module, multi-scale decoded feature maps generated at various levels of the decoder are jointly optimized in the proposed deep reconstruction module (DRM) instead of only considering the decoded feature map from final decoder layer. Extensive experimentations on four publicly available databases provide very satisfactory performance with mean five-fold cross-validation dice scores of 91.52% in CVC-ClinicDB database, 92.8% in CVC-ColonDB database, 88.72% in Kvasir-SEG database, and 84.79% in ETIS-Larib database. The proposed network provides very accurate segmented polyp regions that will expedite the diagnosis of polyps even in challenging conditions.
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