$\texttt{PRISM}$:A 3D Probabilistic Neural Representation for Interpretable Shape Modeling
UC San Diego · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Spring Hill College · Wake Forest University School of Medicine · Ohio State University, Columbus · Meta · University of California, San Diego
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摘要
Understanding how anatomical shapes evolve in response to developmental covariates—and quantifying their spatially varying uncertainties—is critical in healthcare research. Existing approaches typically rely on global time-warping formulations that ignore spatially heterogeneous dynamics. We introduce \texttt{PRISM}, a novel framework that bridges implicit neural representations with uncertainty-aware statistical shape analysis. \texttt{PRISM} models the conditional distribution of shapes given covariates, providing spatially continuous estimates of both the population mean and covariate-dependent uncertainty at arbitrary locations. A key theoretical contribution is a closed-form Fisher Information metric that enables efficient, analytically tractable local temporal uncertainty quantification via automatic differentiation. Experiments on three synthetic datasets and one clinical dataset demonstrate \texttt{PRISM}'s strong performance across diverse tasks—from modeling shape evolution to anomaly detection—within a unified framework, while providing interpretable and clinically meaningful uncertainty estimates.