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Vision-Language Models Guided Graph Concept Reasoning for Interpretable Diabetic Retinopathy Diagnosis
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Proposes a vision-language-model-guided graph concept bottleneck approach for interpretable diabetic retinopathy grading with concept-level reasoning and test-time intervention.
Problem
Deep networks for diabetic retinopathy diagnosis are black boxes, limiting clinical acceptance; existing concept bottleneck DR methods model lesions as concepts but (per the truncated abstract) appear to ignore relations among concepts.
Approach
Uses vision-language models to guide a graph-based concept reasoning layer over lesion concepts within a concept bottleneck framework, so grading is driven by relational concept structure rather than independent lesion concepts. Details beyond the abstract are not available.
Experimental setup
Builds on: concept bottleneck model
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