Investigates improved diagnostic classification accuracy using Riemannian metrics in medical imaging and signals, suggesting effective applications.
We demonstrate that replacing Euclidean distance with the affine-invariant Riemannian metric on the SPD manifold improves diagnostic classification accuracy across two clinical domains: brain tumour classification from MRI (+5.67%, p=0.016) and myocardial infarction detection from 12-lead ECG (+8.15%, p=0.008). No additional data, training, or hardware required — only a change in the distance metric. Patent pending (AU 2026902296)
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