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QureRadEmbed: Structuring Radiological Similarity through Attribute and Reasoning Supervision

Radiological similarity depends on disease relationships and on fine details such as laterality, lobe, severity, size, and certainty. Broad biomedical similarity can overlook these qualifiers, particularly when several attributes vary together. We introduce QureRadEmbed, a 4B radiology-aware encoder trained with two complementary signals: RadSim supplies deterministic, attribute-decomposed ranking targets, while RadThought aligns reports with hierarchical evidence and reasoning descriptions. A three-stage curriculum combines these signals with report triplets, finding perturbations, and single- and cross-attribute contrasts. The final model achieves 0.996 mean ordering accuracy across ten...

AuthorsJanhavi Prabhu, Sahil, Shivam Ashok Shukla et al.
Primary categorycs.AI
Published27 September 2026
Last updated at source27 September 2026
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