Estimating the Accuracy Level Among Individual Detections in Clustered Microcalcifications.

Abstract:

:Computerized detection of clustered microcalcifications (MCs) in mammograms often suffers from the occurrence of false positives (FPs), which can vary greatly from case to case. We investigate how to apply statistical estimation to determine the number of FPs that are present in a detected MC lesion. First, we describe the number of true positives (TPs) by a Poisson-binomial probability distribution, wherein a logistic regression model is trained to determine the probability for an individual detected MC to be a TP based on its detector output. Afterward, we model the spatial occurrence of FPs in a lesion area by a spatial point process (SPP), of which the distribution parameters are estimated from the detections in the lesion and its surrounding region. Furthermore, to improve the estimation accuracy, we incorporate the Poisson-binomial distribution of the number of TPs into the SPP model using maximum a posteriori estimation. In the experiments, we demonstrated the proposed approach on the detection results from a set of 188 full-field digital mammography (FFDM) images (95 cases) by three existing MC detectors. The results showed that there was a strong consistency between the estimated and the actual number of TPs (or FPs) for these detectors. When the fraction of FPs in detection was varied from 20% to 50%, both the mean and median values of the estimation error were within 11% of the total number of detected MCs in a lesion. In particular, when the number of FPs increased to as high as 11.38 in a cluster on average, the error was 2.51 in the estimated number of FPs. In addition, lesions estimated to be more accurate in detection were shown to have better classification accuracy (for being malignant or benign) than those estimated to be less accurate.

journal_name

IEEE Trans Med Imaging

authors

Sainz de Cea MV,Nishikawa RM,Yang Y

doi

10.1109/TMI.2017.2654799

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2017-05-01 00:00:00

pages

1162-1171

issue

5

eissn

0278-0062

issn

1558-254X

journal_volume

36

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