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FireGNN: Neuro-Symbolic Graph Neural Networks with Trainable Fuzzy Rules for Interpretable Medical Image Classification

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  • Haebom

Author

Prajit Sengupta, Islem Rekik

Outline

FireGNN is an interpretable graph-based learning framework developed for medical image classification. FireGNN integrates trainable fuzzy rules into graph neural networks (GNNs) to enhance clinical reliability and usability. This framework embeds topological features, such as node degree, cluster coefficients, and label concordance, using learnable thresholds and sharpness parameters to enable inherent symbolic inference. Furthermore, we explore auxiliary self-supervised learning tasks, such as homology prediction and similarity entropy, to evaluate the contribution of topological learning. FireGNN achieves robust performance on five MedMNIST benchmarks and the synthetic dataset MorphoMNIST, generating interpretable rule-based explanations.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Development of an interpretable GNN framework for medical image classification.
Integrating trainable fuzzy rules into GNNs to improve interpretability.
Achieve high performance on various benchmark datasets.
A new learning method utilizing topological features is presented.
Generate interpretable, rule-based explanations.
Limitations:
Specific Limitations is not directly mentioned in the paper (e.g., performance degradation on certain datasets, complex model architecture, etc.)
Further research is needed on the model's generalization ability.
Further research is needed to improve the interpretability of fuzzy rules.
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