Abstract

UNet, and more recently medical image segmentation methods, utilize many parameters and computational quantities to achieve higher performance. However, due to the increasing demand for real-time medical image segmentation tasks, it is important to trade between accuracy rates and computational complexity. To this end, we propose a lightweight multi-scale U-shaped network (LMUNet), a multi-scale inverted residual and an asymmetric atrous spatial pyramid pooling-based network for skin lesion image segmentation. We test LMUNet on multiple medical image segmentation datasets, which show that it reduces the number of parameters by 67X and decreases the computational complexity by 48X while obtaining better performance over the partial lightweight networks.

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