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EchoXFlow: A Beamspace Echocardiography Dataset for Cardiac Motion, Flow, and Function

NeurIPS 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Cross-modal learning · approach: Unimodal-to-multimodal representation transfer · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces EchoXFlow, a 666-exam beamspace echocardiography dataset with separable B-mode, Doppler, ECG and dense annotations, plus tooling and three cross-modal/segmentation benchmarks using 2D and 3D U-Nets.

Problem

Public echocardiography datasets are scan-converted B-mode videos with Doppler absent or fused as RGB overlays, so cross-modal learning from native acquisition signals (beamspace, separate Doppler streams) is not possible.

Approach

Release routine-care echo recordings as separable modality-specific streams in probe-centered beamspace geometry, paired with ECG and dense/sparse annotations, and define benchmark tasks (Doppler estimation from B-mode, beamspace vs. Cartesian segmentation) that existing datasets cannot support.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: EchoXFlow

Benchmarks: EchoXFlow Task 1 tissue velocity EchoXFlow Task 2 blood velocity/power/turbulence EchoXFlow Task 3 LV segmentation

Metrics: Nyquist-wrapped L1 masked L1 Dice %

Baselines: Temporal mean 2D U-Net

Builds on: U-Net Muon

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