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Add FHIR format datalist for 3D classification example #32
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Signed-off-by: Nic Ma <[email protected]>
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thanks @Nic-Ma would be nice to have a review from the data working group, I place a "request change" for now
Sure, sounds good a plan. |
A few comments;
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Hi @IntegratorBrad , Sorry for my late response, we are busy with MONAI 0.4 tasks for stability.
And for comment 5, I didn't spend much time to study FHIR structures, just referred to your samples in the working group proposal. Could you please help understand what I should modify to address comment 5? Thanks. |
I posted a thread in FHIR Zulip chat to check with the community. Essentially though; A challenge with a single object - e.g.,
.. is that, what if you want to have both the original NIFTI and the annotation NIFTI? Maybe, if it is two NIFTIs, you would reference it as follows:
This would support if you have multiple annotations on the same dataset, too. The problem though still is that the "annotation" is in the note, which makes it free text, which makes it hard to port into other languages or applications. It feels as though it should be a custom FHIR resource, like this:
... but this should be explored further with the FHIR community. |
This PR added datalist file in FHIR format for the PyTorch 3D classification example, which is the first step for the proposal from data working group.