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most citedFoundational Models in Medical Imaging: A Comprehensive Survey and Future Vision

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FireGNN: Neuro-Symbolic Graph Neural Networks with Trainable Fuzzy Rules for Interpretable Medical Image Classification

Prajit Sengupta, Islem Rekik

Medical image classification requires not only high predictive performance but also interpretability to ensure clinical trust and adoption. Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) offer a pow…

eess.IV2024

UniFed: A Universal Federation of a Mixture of Highly Heterogeneous Medical Image Classification Tasks

Atefe Hassani, Islem Rekik

A fundamental challenge in federated learning lies in mixing heterogeneous datasets and classification tasks while minimizing the high communication cost caused by clients as well…

eess.IV2021

StairwayGraphNet for Inter- and Intra-modality Multi-resolution Brain Graph Alignment and Synthesis

Islem Mhiri, Mohamed Ali Mahjoub, Islem Rekik

Synthesizing multimodality medical data provides complementary knowledge and helps doctors make precise clinical decisions. Although promising, existing multimodal brain graph synt…

eess.IV2021

Inter-Domain Alignment for Predicting High-Resolution Brain Networks Using Teacher-Student Learning

Basar Demir, Alaa Bessadok, Islem Rekik

Accurate and automated super-resolution image synthesis is highly desired since it has the great potential to circumvent the need for acquiring high-cost medical scans and a time-c…

eess.IV2021

Brain Graph Super-Resolution Using Adversarial Graph Neural Network with Application to Functional Brain Connectivity

Megi Isallari, Islem Rekik

Brain image analysis has advanced substantially in recent years with the proliferation of neuroimaging datasets acquired at different resolutions. While research on brain image sup…

eess.IV2020

Deep EvoGraphNet Architecture For Time-Dependent Brain Graph Data Synthesis From a Single Timepoint

Ahmed Nebli, Ugur Ali Kaplan, Islem Rekik

Learning how to predict the brain connectome (i.e. graph) development and aging is of paramount importance for charting the future of within-disorder and cross-disorder landscape o…