Researchers have developed STORK, a novel multi-instance learning model designed to detect uterine contractions in fetal MRI scans. This model utilizes a weakly-supervised approach, trained on series-level labels rather than requiring frame-by-frame annotation. STORK decomposes spatio-temporal convolutions to efficiently capture tissue motion and displacement, achieving a series-level AUROC of 95.0% and AUPRC of 94.6% on a dataset of approximately 700 MRI series. The model's ability to identify predictive features beyond the placenta offers a new automated tool for analyzing uterine behavior. AI
IMPACT This model offers a new automated method for analyzing uterine behavior, potentially improving prenatal care and research.
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