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Transformer-based approaches for neuroimaging: an in-depth review of their role in classification and regression tasks

  • Xinyu Zhu , Shen Sun , Lan Lin EMAIL logo , Yutong Wu und Xiangge Ma
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Abstract

In the ever-evolving landscape of deep learning (DL), the transformer model emerges as a formidable neural network architecture, gaining significant traction in neuroimaging-based classification and regression tasks. This paper presents an extensive examination of transformer’s application in neuroimaging, surveying recent literature to elucidate its current status and research advancement. Commencing with an exposition on the fundamental principles and structures of the transformer model and its variants, this review navigates through the methodologies and experimental findings pertaining to their utilization in neuroimage classification and regression tasks. We highlight the transformer model’s prowess in neuroimaging, showcasing its exceptional performance in classification endeavors while also showcasing its burgeoning potential in regression tasks. Concluding with an assessment of prevailing challenges and future trajectories, this paper proffers insights into prospective research directions. By elucidating the current landscape and envisaging future trends, this review enhances comprehension of transformer’s role in neuroimaging tasks, furnishing valuable guidance for further inquiry.


Corresponding author: Lan Lin, Department of Biomedical Engineering, College of Chemistry and Life Sciences, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, 100124, China, E-mail:

  1. Research ethics: Not applicable.

  2. Author contributions: Xinyu Zhu: Contributed to the literature search and writing of the main manuscript. Lan Lin: Contributed to the revision of the manuscript. Shen Sun, Yutong Wu and Xiangge Ma: Contributed to the idea of the manuscript. The authors have accepted responsibility for the entire content of this manuscript and approved its submission.

  3. Use of Large Language Models, AI and Machine Learning Tools: None declared.

  4. Conflict of interest: The authors state no conflict of interest.

  5. Research funding: None declared.

  6. Data availability: Not applicable.

Appendix

Table A:

An overview of transformer-based models for the classification of dementia.

Research Model Task Dataset Modalities Subject Information Accuracy (%)
Duan et al. (2023) Aux-ViT AD spectrum classification ADNI sMRI

GM
CN 376

AD 64

Total 440
89.58
Hoang et al. (2023) Vision transformer MCI to AD conversion prediction ADNI sMRI sMCI 340

pMCI 258

Total 598
83.27
Hu et al. (2023a) Conv-Swinformer AD spectrum classification ADNI sMRI CN 970

MCI 1412

AD 508

Total 2,890
93.56
Hu et al. (2023b) VGG-TSwinformer MCI to AD conversion prediction ADNI sMRI sMCI 154

pMCI 121

Total 275
77.2
Huang and Li (2023) RST AD spectrum classification ADNI

AIBL
sMRI CN 1451

AD 584

Total 2035
99.59
Jun et al. (2023) Medical transformer AD spectrum classification IXI

Cam-CAN

ABIDE
sMRI CN 433

MCI 748

AD 359

Total 1,540
83.47
Kadri et al. (2021) CrossViT AD spectrum classification ADNI

OASIS
sMRI CN 450

MCI 570

AD 730

Total 1750
99
Kadri et al. (2022) Vision transformer AD spectrum classification ADNI

OASIS
sMRI

PET
CN 610

MCI 670

AD 690

Total 1970
96
Khatri and Kwon (2023) SSL-ViT MCI to AD conversion prediction ADNI PET sMCI 245 pMCI 224

Total 469
92.31
Li et al. (2021) Transformer AD spectrum classification ADNI sMRI

SNP
CN 193

AD 161 sMCI 207

pMCI 130

Total 691
91.43
Li et al. (2022a) Trans-ResNet AD spectrum classification UKB

AIBL

ADNI
sMRI CN 37442

AD 276

Total 37,718
93.85
Li et al. (2022b) CoT-ResNet-18

CCS-ResNet-50
AD spectrum classification ADNI sMRI CN 116

MCI 187

AD 200

Total 503
97.9
Liu et al. (2023a) Multi-modal mixing transformer AD spectrum classification ADNI

AIBL
sMRI

Clinical data
CN 839

AD 359

Total 1,198
99.4
Liu et al. (2023b) TriFormer AD spectrum classification ADNI sMRI

Clinical data
CN 343

AD 271 sMCI 217

pMCI 194

Total 1,025
84.1
Sarraf et al. (2023) OViTAD AD spectrum classification ADNI rs-fMRI

sMRI
CN 207

MCI 906

AD 631

Total 1744
99.0
Sun et al. (2021) Residual network AD spectrum classification ADNI sMRI CN 255

MCI 205

AD 55

Total 515
97.1
Wang et al. (2022) IGnet AD spectrum classification ADNI sMRI

SNP
CN 205

AD 174

Total 379
83.78
Zhao et al. (2023a) IDA-Net AD spectrum classification ADNI

AIBL
sMRI CN 1282

AD 498 sMCI 724

pMCI 309

Total 2,813
92.7
Zheng et al. (2022) Transformer MCI to AD conversion prediction ADNI sMRI sMCI 104

pMCI 145

Total 249
83.3
Zuo et al. (2022) ATAT AD spectrum classification ADNI fMRI CN 86

SMC 82

EMCI 86

LMCI 76

Total 330
87.5
Zuo et al. (2023a) DAGAE AD spectrum classification ADNI fMRI CN 75

LMCI 75

Total 150
85.33
Zuo et al. (2023b) CT-GAN AD spectrum classification ADNI fMRI

DTI
CN 84

EMCI 80

LMCI 41

AD 63

Total 268
90.24
Zuo et al. (2023c) BSFL AD spectrum classification ADNI DTI fMRI CN 82

SMC 82

EMCI 82

LMCI 76

Total 322
95.57
  1. CN, control normal; MCI, mild cognitive impairment; AD, Alzheimer’s disease; sMCI, stable mild cognitive impairment; pMCI, progressive mild cognitive impairment; SMC, significant memory concern; EMCI, early mild cognitive impairment; LMCI, late mild cognitive impairment; ADNI, Alzheimer’s disease neuroimaging initiative; AIBL, Australian imaging, biomarker and lifestyle; UKB, UK biobank; IXI, information extraction from images; Cam-CAN, Cambridge centre for ageing and neuroscience; ABIDE, autism brain imaging data exchange; OASIS, open access series of imaging studies.

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Received: 2024-07-02
Accepted: 2024-09-13
Published Online: 2024-09-30
Published in Print: 2025-02-25

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