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Determining Mice Sex from Chest X-rays using Deep Learning

This Following on from work by Babalola et al. It is shown that the sex of mice can be determined from x-ray images of the chest region alone using convolutional neural networks. The anatomical differences that may be responsible for this is further sinvestigated, as it may be useful in determining phenotype changes caused by knocking out genes - hence in understanding genotype-phenotype effects. Our results indicate that the cervical vertebrae may play an important role in the ability of our convolutional neural network to classify the sex of mice correctly using only x-rays of the chest region.