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segmentation accuracy of lung nodule on LUNA16 #57

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yjsb opened this issue Oct 21, 2022 · 2 comments
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segmentation accuracy of lung nodule on LUNA16 #57

yjsb opened this issue Oct 21, 2022 · 2 comments

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yjsb commented Oct 21, 2022

I crop lung nodule to 646464 and turn the gray level to [0,255], and then turn it to [0,1] as the input of UNet3D. I used the pre-trained weight excluded the final_layer, and I replaced it as a two channels output (for one-hot output). But I found that I can't get a better initial weight than my UNet3D trained using random initial. I wonder if the operation that I replace the final_layer is wrong. I hope that I can get your help.

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yjsb commented Oct 21, 2022

the UNet3D input is 64x64x64 around the nodule, as your experiments in UNet++.

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Hi @yjsb

We used 64x64x32 in Models Genesis because the model was pre-trained in such a way.
A concrete example of nodule segmentation can be found at https://github.com/MrGiovanni/ModelsGenesis/blob/master/keras/downstream_tasks/lung%20nodule%20segmentation.ipynb

Thanks,

Zongwei

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