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Fig 1.

Annotation example.

Non-pathological segments labeled as 1 and the plaque labeled as 2.

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Fig 2.

Example of stretched reconstruction of coronary arteries.

2D view of 5 largest arteries of a patient (a), Annotation overlay on same arteries with light gray as segment with plaques and dark gray as non-pathological segments (b).

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Table 1.

Hyper parameter tuning.

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Table 2.

Cross-fold performance across validation splits.

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Fig 3.

Examples of Predictions with dice scores more than 0.88.

The model showed a promising performance in finding medium to large plaque annotations.

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Fig 4.

Example of small plaque annotations (< 99 mm3).

The model has failed to identify some smaller non-calcified plaques.

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Table 3.

Detection performance stratified by calcification volume.

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Table 4.

Detection performance stratified by plaque volume.

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Fig 5.

Illustration of model’s performance.

Dice score distribution based on plaque annotation volumes (top). A frequency curve illustrated the distribution of plaque volumes within the dataset (bottom).

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Fig 6.

False positive prediction.

A motion artifact which caused a false prediction as plaque.

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