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Spatially Context-Aware Transformers Facilitate Modeling-Based Anomaly Detection of Subtle Lesions in Brain MRI Images
The detection of small and subtle lesions in high-resolution 3D volumes is a highly relevant, yet far from solved task in biomedical imaging. We here address a specific task in detecting certain types of epileptogenic lesions through our novel semi-supervised spatially context aware transformer (Spy
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