Atherosclerotic plaque information can be extracted from MR vessel wall images through transforming the images into a high dimensional feature space. However, a huge amount of human supervision has traditionally been required to achieve a meaningful feature space representation. We demonstrated that by using a weakly supervised deep learning workflow including transfer learning, active learning, and metric learning, a meaningful feature space for vessel wall analysis can be generated, which can help us to visualize the high dimensional representations of normal and diseased vessel walls images, and lead to a plaque classification area under the curve of 0.93.
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