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Active learning strategy and hybrid training for infarct segmentation on diffusion MRI with a U-shaped network
Automatic and reliable stroke lesion segmentation from diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is critical for patient care. Methods using neural networks have been developed, but the rate of false positives limits their use in clinical practice. A training strategy applied to three-dimensional d
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