To systematically assess whether commonly proposed architectural enhancements provide measurable benefits for deep learning-based radiotherapy dose prediction, using controlled comparisons of 3D U-Net variants to support evidence-based model selection and est...
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Tenzin Kunkyab
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
A Controlled Evaluation of Architectural Enhancements to 3D U-Net for Automated Radiotherapy Dose Prediction
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Making Label Noise Useful: Uncertainty-Aware Prediction of Radiation-Induced Toxicity from Spatial Dose Information
Accurate prediction of radiation-induced toxicity is crucial for optimizing radiotherapy outcomes, yet most existing models rely on supervised learning with clinician-graded toxicity scores that are susceptible to patient self-reporting errors and intra-obser...
Poster Program · Therapy Physics
Planningcopilot: A Multi-Agent LLM Framework Integrating Pre-Compiled Esapi Executables for Autonomous Planning Optimization In Locally Advanced NSCLC
Consistently automating clinically acceptable plans without human intervention remains a challenge in radiotherapy. While knowledge-based planning (KBP) predicts optimal achievable dose-volume metrics, it often fails to achieve these metrics without manual ad...
Proffered Program · Therapy Physics