Amplifying Action-context Greater: Image segmentation-guided Active Bleeding Localization in intraoperative gastrectomy
Proposed Active Bleeding Framework
The schematic diagram of active bleeding framework using our proposed model AMAGI.
Proposed fusion-based active bleeding recognition model AMAGI.
GradCAM Visualization
Example gifs
| Data Type | frames | Fast Pathway (SlowFast) | Fast Pathway (AMAGI) | Fusion Layer (AMAGI) |
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Surgical Analysis Index
Comparisons of SlowFast and AMAGI on blood count and duration for each 30 test cases.
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Code with pretrained model
Here is our modified version of mmaction2 for active bleeding framework.
- Modified implementation of fusion architecture is in
./mmaction/models/{segmentors|heads|backbones} - train and inference scripts are in
./my_tools/{amagi_train.sh|amagi_inf.sh} - Pretrained semantic segmentation model and fusion model AMAGI are publicly available in our google drive here.







