This paper proposes an attention-based deep learning framework for automatic glioma histological grade classification using multimodal MRI radiomic features, in accordance with WHO criteria. The pipeline includes image preprocessing, automatic tumor segmentation with state-of-the-art deep learning models, and extraction of handcrafted radiomic features capturing intensity, texture, and shape information. Experiments conducted on the public UCSF-PDGM dataset and on an independent external clinical cohort demonstrate that the proposed approach is aligned with existing baselines. By combining the predictive power of deep learning with the interpretability of radiomics, the proposed method enables accurate and clinically meaningful assessment of glioma histological grade, with potential implications for early detection, and preventive clinical decision-making, supporting prognosis estimation and treatment planning.

Amato, D., Bavisotto, C.C., Calderaro, S., Lo Bosco, G., Palazzotto, F.M., Rizzo, R., et al. (2026). Attention-Based Radiomics to Predict Histological Grade of Gliomas. In T.K.H. Maria De Marsico (a cura di), Pattern Recognition - 28th International Conference, ICPR 2026 Lyon, France, August 17–22, 2026 Proceedings, Part XIII (pp. 17-31). Springer Cham [10.1007/978-3-032-31927-2_2].

Attention-Based Radiomics to Predict Histological Grade of Gliomas

Amato, Domenico;Bavisotto, Celeste Caruso;Calderaro, Salvatore
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Lo Bosco, Giosue;Palazzotto, Francesca Maria;Rizzo, Riccardo;Veiceschi, Pierlorenzo;Vella, Filippo
2026-08-03

Abstract

This paper proposes an attention-based deep learning framework for automatic glioma histological grade classification using multimodal MRI radiomic features, in accordance with WHO criteria. The pipeline includes image preprocessing, automatic tumor segmentation with state-of-the-art deep learning models, and extraction of handcrafted radiomic features capturing intensity, texture, and shape information. Experiments conducted on the public UCSF-PDGM dataset and on an independent external clinical cohort demonstrate that the proposed approach is aligned with existing baselines. By combining the predictive power of deep learning with the interpretability of radiomics, the proposed method enables accurate and clinically meaningful assessment of glioma histological grade, with potential implications for early detection, and preventive clinical decision-making, supporting prognosis estimation and treatment planning.
3-ago-2026
Settore INFO-01/A - Informatica
Settore BIOS-12/A - Anatomia umana
9783032319265
9783032319272
Amato, D., Bavisotto, C.C., Calderaro, S., Lo Bosco, G., Palazzotto, F.M., Rizzo, R., et al. (2026). Attention-Based Radiomics to Predict Histological Grade of Gliomas. In T.K.H. Maria De Marsico (a cura di), Pattern Recognition - 28th International Conference, ICPR 2026 Lyon, France, August 17–22, 2026 Proceedings, Part XIII (pp. 17-31). Springer Cham [10.1007/978-3-032-31927-2_2].
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