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Development and Validation of a Deep Learning–Based Automatic Brain Segmentation and Classification Algorithm for Alzheimer Disease Using 3D T1-Weighted Volumetric Images

C.H. Suh, W.H. Shim, S.J. Kim, J.H. Roh, J.-H. Lee, M.-J. Kim, S. Park, W. Jung, J. Sung, G.-H. Jahng, and for the Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative
American Journal of Neuroradiology November 2020, DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A6848
C.H. Suh
aFrom the Department of Radiology and Research Institute of Radiology (C.H.S., W.H.S., S.J.K.)
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    The impact of feature (volume of each brain region) on the AD prediction model, as represented by Shapley values, in which the impact of a feature is defined as the change in the expected output of the model when a feature is observed versus unknown. A, Visualization of the top 5 brain regions representing feature impacts pushing the decision of the model to AD, along with average feature impact. B, Visualization of the top 5 brain regions representing feature impacts pushing the decision of the model to healthy controls, along with average feature impact. Bankssts indicates banks of the superior temporal sulcus; SHAP, Shapley Additive Explanations (https://pbiecek.github.io/ema/shapley.html).

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    Characteristics of the development and datasetsa

    Asan Medical CenterKyung Hee University Hospital in GangdongADNIOASIS
    No. of patients1099212711705
    Age (mean) (yr)65 ± 1370 ± 976 ± 768 ± 10
    No. of male patients500 (45)52 (25)412 (58)403 (57)
    No. of female patients599 (55)160 (75)299 (42)302 (43)
    Classification
    AD161 (15)68 (32)178 (25)145 (21)
     Education (yr)9.9 (4.8)NA14.5 (3.4)14.0 (3.2)
     MMSE score18.5 (4.7)17.4 (5.3)22.8 (3.1)24.4 (5.1)
     Clinical Dementia Rating1.00 (0.49)1.10 (0.47)0.73 (0.34)0.68 (0.28)
     Global Deterioration ScaleNANA1.7 (1.4)3.2 (7.3)
    MCI363 (33)63 (30)317 (45)0
     Education (yr)10.1 (5.0)NA15.9 (2.5)
     MMSE score24.9 (3.6)25.7 (3.7)26.4 (2.1)
     Clinical Dementia Rating0.51 (0.09)0.61 (1.16)0.5
     Global Deterioration ScaleNANA1.5 (1.3)
    Healthy control575 (52)81 (38)216 (30)560 (79)
     Education (yr)NANA16.2 (2.8)15.2 (2.7)
     MMSE score29.5 (0.5)27.7 (2.5)29.1 (1.0)28.8 (3.2)
     Clinical Dementia RatingNA0.24 (0.26)00
     Global Deterioration ScaleNANA0.8 (1.1)1.3 (4.0)
    • Note:—MMSE indicates Mini-Mental State Examination; NA, not available.

    • ↵a Unless otherwise indicated, data are reported as number (%).

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    Diagnostic performance of logistic regression, the linear Support Vector Machine, and the deep learning–based automatic classification algorithm in the datasetsa

    Logistic RegressionLinear SVMXGBoostP ValuebP Valuec
    AD vs MCI
     Asan Medical Center0.770 (0.761–0.779)0.772 (0.761–0.782)0.803 (0.802–0.805)<.001<.001
     Kyung Hee University Hospital at Gangdong0.798 (0.775–0.822)0.804 (0.783–0.824)0.825 (0.810–0.840).018.030
     ADNI0.706 (0.702–0.710)0.700 (0.695–0.704)0.758 (0.755–0.760)<.001<.001
    MCI vs healthy control
     Asan Medical Center0.812 (0.806–0.817)0.830 (0.821–0.840)0.870 (0.868–0.872)<.001<.001
     Kyung Hee University Hospital at Gangdong0.692 (0.678–0.706)0.687 (0.669–0.706)0.705 (0.699–0.712).029.023
     ADNI0.698 (0.686–0.710)0.702 (0.697–0.708)0.668 (0.664–0.671)<.001<.001
    AD vs healthy controls
     Asan Medical Center0.953 (0.949–0.958)0.960 (0.958–0.963)0.982 (0.980–0.985)<.001<.001
     Kyung Hee University Hospital at Gangdong0.905 (0.889–0.921)0.911 (0.903–0.920)0.940 (0.933–0.947)<.001<.001
     ADNI0.863 (0.856–0.870)0.860 (0.857–0.863)0.885 (0.879–0.891)<.001<.001
     OASISd0.826 (0.817–0.835)0.820 (0.809–0.832)0.840 (0.837–0.844).001<.001
    • ↵a Data are AUC (95% CI).

    • ↵b P values: between logistic regression and XGBoost.

    • ↵c P values: between linear SVM and XGBosst.

    • ↵d OASIS dataset included only AD and healthy controls.

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