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Alleviate and Mining: Rethinking Unsupervised Domain Adaptation for Mitochondria Segmentation from Pseudo-Label Perspective

AAAI 2025 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Cross-modality medical segmentation adaptation · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes R4MITO, a UDA framework for mitochondria segmentation in EM images that combines reliable prototype pseudo-labels with correlation-wise and rank-aware agent-level consistency regularization.

Problem

Unsupervised domain adaptation for mitochondria segmentation from EM images, where pseudo-labels are unreliable under domain shift and pixel-wise consistency underuses supervision signals.

Approach

Builds target-domain prototypes from high-confidence features initialized by source prototypes, and enforces consistency on agent-level inter-pixel correlations plus agent-ranking permutation probabilities (top-4 agents) under weak/strong perturbations.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add reliable prototype pseudo-labels (ablation)CAFA baseline · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 71.8 -> 72.9Helped
add correlation-wise consistency regularization (ablation)CAFA baseline · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 71.8 -> 72.2Helped
add reliable prototype pseudo-labels and correlation-wise consistency regularization (ablation)CAFA baseline · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 71.8 -> 72.8Helped
add rank-aware relationship consistency regularization (ablation)R4MITO without rank-aware regularization · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): +1.0%Helped
use TopK agent selection instead of selecting all agents (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.4 -> 73.7Helped
select agents randomly instead of using TopK selection (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.7 -> 73.1Hurt
set agent number K to 32 rather than 128 (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.7 -> 73.3Hurt
set agent number K to 64 rather than 128 (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.7 -> 73.5Hurt
set agent number K to 256 rather than 128 (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.7 -> 73.6Hurt
set λpro to 0.05 rather than 0.1 (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.7 -> 73.3Hurt
set λrank to 0.05 rather than 0.1 (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.7 -> 73.4Hurt
set reliable target feature threshold τ to 0.5 rather than 0.7 (ablation)R4MITO · VNC III → Lucchi (Subset1)IoU(%): 73.7 -> 73.2Hurt

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: VNC III Lucchi MitoEM

Benchmarks: Lucchi MitoEM

Metrics: mAP F1 MCC IoU

Baselines: Advent DAMT-Net UALR DA-VSN DA-ISC SAPAN CAFA DANN AdaptSegNet Y-Net

Builds on: CAFA Advent DA-ISC Mean Teacher-style weak/strong consistency

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