Osteoporosis is a common chronic bone metabolic disease, and its early diagnosis is important for preventing fractures and delaying the disease process. Raman spectroscopy, as a non-invasive and high-throughput molecular detection method, has shown unique advantages in bone tissue composition detection. However, limited by the high dimensionality, peak redundancy and biological variability of spectral data, traditional machine learning methods have bottlenecks in feature extraction and classification accuracy. To address this problem, this paper proposes a lightweight one-dimensional Double Attention Neural Network (DAN) based on Raman spectra, combining an encoder-decoder structure with a spatial-channel double attention mechanism for efficient intelligent diagnosis of osteoporosis. The proposed double-attention module effectively enhances the model's ability to perceive spectral structures and pathological patterns by modeling the position dependence between bands and feature focusing between channels in parallel via two independent paths. In this paper, the system is validated on a real clinical Raman dataset, and the DAN achieves optimal performance in all kinds of indexes, with an accuracy of 97.50 %, which is better than the traditional machine learning model and deep learning model. At the same time, this paper explores the contribution of the attention mechanism in depth by designing ablation experiments, and the results show that the double attention mechanism is significantly better than the model that only adopts a single spatial or channel attention in terms of both accuracy and robustness. With a parameter count of only 0.11 M and an inference overhead as low as 0.01 GFlops, the model has the advantage of lightweight deployment, as well as good interpretability and medical adaptability, which provides a new deep learning path for future spectral-based assisted diagnosis of osteoporosis.
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