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Train a 2D detection model for spinal cord MS lesions #20

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plbenveniste opened this issue Jan 15, 2024 · 1 comment
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Train a 2D detection model for spinal cord MS lesions #20

plbenveniste opened this issue Jan 15, 2024 · 1 comment
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plbenveniste commented Jan 15, 2024

Projects steps :

  • Literature review of SOTA 2D detection models
  • Manual segmentation of 20 subjects
  • Data pre-processing (train, valid, test)
  • Model building
  • Training of the model
  • Definition of the metrics
  • Improvement strategies : data augmentation...

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) lesion datasets: Canproco (PSIR, STIR)

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Just thinking about this and it reminded of the approach I was considering initially -- have you taken a look at Mask RCNN? it's basically a segmentation + detection model combined into one. When I looked at it, there were no 3D models and the combined approach was a bit complicated (i.e. it was not easy to get the bounding box predictions, cuda-issues, etc). But maybe things might have changed now? MaskRCNN is also quite old but there might be new models that do detection + segmentation a bit better?

Secondly, when I was thinking about this nnDetection was just starting and not as developed. Maybe you can also consider looking at it too? especially now since we're all experts in training nnUnets ;)

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