This application belongs to the field of
fetal brain age prediction technology, and relates to a method and
system for predicting
fetal brain age of the cerebellar vermis based on multimodal
feature fusion. It employs the MST-Mamba segmentation network, and achieves
synergy between local detail capture and global semantic modeling by embedding local-global aggregators at each level of the
encoder. Simultaneously, a
dynamic channel fusion unit is deployed at the jump connection between the
encoder and decoder to avoid problems such as boundary
ambiguity, missed classification, and misclassification. Through three parallel branches of a multi-
granularity morphology-texture collaborative
perception architecture, it simultaneously extracts two types of explicit features (
macro-geometric and topological morphology) and two types of implicit features (micro-texture), achieving a comprehensive representation of the developmental features of the cerebellar vermis. After standardizing and calibrating the explicit features, they are spliced and fused with the implicit features along the channel dimension to solve the problems of insufficient multimodal
feature fusion and lack of calibration. Finally, prediction is performed using a
multilayer perceptron regression head, ensuring the accuracy and stability of the brain
age prediction results from the source.