The artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, both deep learning end-to-end approaches and radiomics with machine learning, have been developed for various imaging-based tasks in neuro-oncology. In this brief review, use cases of AI in neuro-oncologic imaging are summarized: image quality improvement, metastasis detection, radiogenomics, and treatment response monitoring. We then give a brief overview of generative adversarial network and potential utility of synthetic images for various deep learning algorithms of imaging-based tasks and image translation tasks as becoming new data input. Lastly, we highlight the importance of cohorts and clinical trial as a true validation for clinical utility of AI in neuro-oncologic imaging.
Keywords: Artificial intelligence; Brain tumor; Deep learning; Imaging genomics.
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