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Qin-Yi Zhang

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  1. arXiv

    Ultrasound diagnosis stops chasing average accuracy: multi-query attention keeps heterogeneous evidence, training-time regularization lifts sensitivity to 0.874

    Patient-level ultrasound diagnosis has relied on a single attention bottleneck to aggregate multiple views, which dilutes sparse malignant cues and optimizes only global accuracy. C2LUE replaces that bottleneck with multi-query cross-attention, letting several learnable queries extract complementary morphological evidence, and adds a differentiable sensitivity-specificity geometric-mean regularizer during training. On biopsy-proven thyroid and breast ultrasound datasets, patient-level AUC reaches 0.932 and 0.936, with sensitivity rising to 0.874 and 0.876 at a moderate cost in specificity.

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