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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: IEEE Trans Med Imaging. 2022 Jun 1;41(6):1331–1345. doi: 10.1109/TMI.2021.3139999

TABLE VII:

Results of a fully-supervised 3D UNet trained with our Shadow-AUG and Shadow-DROP mechanisms where the Shadow-DROP layers are deployed at different stages of the segmentation network. Bold values indicate the best result. Underlined values suggest results without statistical significance compared with the top row (p>0.05).

Models UCLA dataset NIH dataset
DSC[%] ASD[mm] HD[mm] DSC[%] ASD[mm] HD[mm]
Shadow-DROP at encoder 92.25(2.19) 0.93 (0.29) 5.89(1.93) 89.85 (3.30) 1.26 (0.58) 6.88 (3.00)
Standard dropout at encoder 91.62(2.48) 1.03(0.39) 6.42(2.27) 81.57(7.40) 2.62(1.31) 13.78(5.92)
Shadow-DROP at bottle-neck 92.17(2.32) 0.94(0.32) 5.93 (1.97) 89.61(3.56) 1.30(0.63) 7.20(3.37)
Standard dropout at bottle-neck 92.32 (2.43) 0.93(0.35) 6.17(2.44) 89.32(6.01) 1.32(0.72) 7.78(3.83)
Shadow-DROP at decoder 92.01(2.41) 0.97(0.34) 6.14(2.22) 89.36(4.23) 1.34(0.70) 7.72(3.85)
Standard dropout at decoder 92.29 (2.40) 0.93 (0.33) 5.76 (2.08) 89.21(6.00) 1.41(1.60) 7.63(5.02)
Shadow-DROP at all layers 92.12(2.32) 0.95(0.31) 5.99(2.04) 89.86 (3.40) 1.29 (0.63) 7.88(4.35)
Standard dropout at all layers 91.48(2.44) 1.05(0.38) 6.48(2.33) 82.75(6.73) 2.27(1.22) 11.82(4.94)