Keywords: Chest CT, Hypernetwork, Low-Rank Adaptation, Multi-task Learning, Opportunistic screening
Abstract: Non-contrast chest CTs offer a rich opportunity for both conventional pulmonary and opportunistic extra-pulmonary screening. While Multi-Task Learning (MTL) can unify these diverse tasks, standard hard-parameter sharing approaches are often suboptimal for modeling distinct pathologies. We propose HyperCT, a framework that dynamically adapts a Vision Transformer backbone via a Hypernetwork. To ensure computational efficiency, we integrate Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA), allowing the model to regress task-specific low-rank weight updates rather than full parameters. Validated on a large-scale dataset of radiological and cardiological tasks, HyperCT outperforms various strong baselines, offering a unified, parameter-efficient solution for holistic patient assessment. Our code will be made publicly available.
Primary Subject Area: Detection and Diagnosis
Secondary Subject Area: Application: Radiology
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Submission Number: 134
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