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DS@GT ARC at ImageCLEFmed GANs 2026: Geometric Filtering for Privacy-Preserving CT Slice Generation

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A new framework for privacy-preserving lung CT slice generation combines Optimal Transport Conditional Flow Matching with geometric filtering, achieving PPS 0.549 and FID 0.3290, but patient re-identification remains a challenge.

SourcearXiv Computer VisionAuthor: Eric Regina, Richard Arnaud, Samir Hadi Cisneros
DS@GT ARC at ImageCLEFmed GANs 2026: Geometric Filtering for Privacy-Preserving CT Slice Generation
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[Submitted on 22 Jul 2026]

Title:DS@GT ARC at ImageCLEFmed GANs 2026: Geometric Filtering for Privacy-Preserving CT Slice Generation

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Abstract:We present a privacy-preserving framework for synthetic lung CT slice generation developed for the Image-CLEFmed GANs 2026 challenge. The approach combines Optimal Transport Conditional Flow Matching with privacy-oriented training and a post-generation "Supervisor" pipeline that filters generated candidates in learned geometric latent spaces using autoencoder embeddings, Determinantal Point Processes, and Stein Kernel Thinning. Official results show a strong realism-privacy trade-off, with the best-performing model achieving a Privacy Preservation Score of 0.549 and competitive visual fidelity with an FID of 0.3290. While the proposed geometric filtering substantially reduces nearest-neighbor memorization and membership-inference leakage, persistent patient re-identification scores indicate that preventing direct image copying is not sufficient to remove deeper patient-specific anatomical identity, highlighting an important frontier for future privacy-preserving medical image generation.

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Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (cs.CV); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)

Cite as: arXiv:2607.20692 [cs.CV]

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https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2607.20692

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From: Eric Regina [view email] [v1] Wed, 22 Jul 2026 19:46:21 UTC (214 KB)

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  • Combines OT-CFM with privacy training and geometric filtering via autoencoder embeddings, DPP, and SKT.
  • Achieves strong realism-privacy trade-off: PPS 0.549, FID 0.3290.
  • Geometric filtering reduces memorization but cannot fully eliminate patient-specific anatomical identity leakage.

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