arXiv Machine Learning By Tanjim Islam Riju, Shuchismita Anwar, Saman Sarker Joy, Farig Sadeque, Swakkhar Shatabda

Eyes on the Image: Gaze Supervised Multimodal Learning for Chest X-ray Diagnosis and Report Generation

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The paper presents a two‑stage multimodal framework for chest X‑ray interpretation that incorporates radiologist gaze data from the MIMIC‑Eye dataset. Stage 1 introduces a gaze‑token classifier that fuses image patches, bounding‑box masks, transcription embeddings, and fixation maps, and a curriculum‑scheduled loss that improves accuracy and spatial alignment, yielding a 4.4% AUC gain and 13.3% F1 improvement. Stage 2 translates classifier predictions into region‑specific diagnostic sentences using confidence‑weighted keywords, an expert dictionary, and a prompted large language model, boosting clinical‑term BERTScore and ROUGE over keyword baselines.

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