Abstract

The three-dimensional information in CT scans reveals notorious findings in the medical context, also for detecting symptoms of COVID-19 in chest CT scans. However, due to the lack of availability of large-scale datasets in 3D, the use of attention-based models in this field is proven to be difficult. With transfer learning, this work tackles this problem, investigating the performance of a pre-trained TimeSformer model, which was originally developed for video classification, on COVID-19 classification of three-dimensional chest CT scans. The attention-based model outperforms a DenseNet baseline. Furthermore, we propose three new attention schemes for TimeSformer improving the accuracy of the model by 1.5% and reducing runtime by almost 25% compared to the original attention scheme.

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