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EMAD: Evidence-Centric Grounded Multimodal Diagnosis for Alzheimer's Disease

CVPR 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Multimodal LLM benchmarks · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes EMAD, a vision-language model that generates structured Alzheimer's diagnostic reports with sentence-to-evidence-to-anatomy grounding, trained via SFT with GTX-Distill and Executable-Rule GRPO on the AD-MultiSense dataset.

Problem

Black-box AD diagnosis from multimodal data (3D sMRI plus clinical variables) lacks explicit links from claims to clinical evidence and 3D anatomy and adherence to NIA-AA guidelines, and dense grounding annotations are expensive.

Approach

A hierarchical Sentence-Evidence-Anatomy grounding head, a teacher-to-student KL distillation (GTX-Distill) that transfers grounding from a small annotated subset to generated reports, and GRPO with executable rewards (format, NIA-AA rules, NLI-based reasoning-diagnosis consistency).

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ADNI AIBL AD-MultiSense

Benchmarks: AD-MultiSense

Metrics: BLEU METEOR ROUGE BERTScore accuracy AUC sensitivity specificity macro-F1 Dice

Baselines: LLaVA-1.5-7B LLaVA-Med Med-PaLM-M M3D-LaMed Alifuse Longformer

Builds on: GRPO CLIP BLIP LoRA Segformer3D

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