Review Article
Research Progress of Machine Learning and Deep Learning in Intelligent Diagnosis of the Coronary Atherosclerotic Heart Disease
Table 3
AI applications in intravascular imaging.
| | Application | Method | Tasks | Data | Measure | Value | Calculate time or cost | Paper |
| | IVUS | ML | Lumen image segmentation | 435 | Jaccard measure | | — | [36] | | Prediction of progression to vulnerable plaque | 748 | Accuracy | 91.47% | — | [37] | | DL | Plaque image segmentation | 12325 | AUC | 0.911 | 3,584 CUDA cores and 12GB of GPU memory | [38] | | Lumen image segmentation | 435 | Jaccard measure | 0.869 | Run in 0.03 seconds | [39] | | Extraction of coronary plaque parameters and prediction of functional parameters | 1328 | AUC | 0.84-0.87 | — | [40] | | IVOCT | ML | Plaque image segmentation and composition classification | 300 | Accuracy |
| Under 4 seconds when run on a standard 12-core CPU | [41] | | DL | Fully automated semantic segmentation of plaques | 4892 | Sensitivity/specificity | 87.4%/89.5%; 85.1%/94.2% | 0.27 seconds of each image | [43] | | Feature extraction and classification of fibroatheromas | 360 | Accuracy | 76.39% | — | [44] |
|
|