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Main Authors: Jha, Debesh, Tomar, Nikhil Kumar, Sharma, Vanshali, Trinh, Quoc-Huy, Biswas, Koushik, Pan, Hongyi, Jha, Ritika K., Durak, Gorkem, Hann, Alexander, Varkey, Jonas, Dao, Hang Viet, Van Dao, Long, Nguyen, Binh Phuc, Papachrysos, Nikolaos, Rieders, Brandon, Schmidt, Peter Thelin, Geissler, Enrik, Berzin, Tyler, Halvorsen, Pål, Riegler, Michael A., de Lange, Thomas, Bagci, Ulas
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Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.00045
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author Jha, Debesh
Tomar, Nikhil Kumar
Sharma, Vanshali
Trinh, Quoc-Huy
Biswas, Koushik
Pan, Hongyi
Jha, Ritika K.
Durak, Gorkem
Hann, Alexander
Varkey, Jonas
Dao, Hang Viet
Van Dao, Long
Nguyen, Binh Phuc
Papachrysos, Nikolaos
Rieders, Brandon
Schmidt, Peter Thelin
Geissler, Enrik
Berzin, Tyler
Halvorsen, Pål
Riegler, Michael A.
de Lange, Thomas
Bagci, Ulas
author_facet Jha, Debesh
Tomar, Nikhil Kumar
Sharma, Vanshali
Trinh, Quoc-Huy
Biswas, Koushik
Pan, Hongyi
Jha, Ritika K.
Durak, Gorkem
Hann, Alexander
Varkey, Jonas
Dao, Hang Viet
Van Dao, Long
Nguyen, Binh Phuc
Papachrysos, Nikolaos
Rieders, Brandon
Schmidt, Peter Thelin
Geissler, Enrik
Berzin, Tyler
Halvorsen, Pål
Riegler, Michael A.
de Lange, Thomas
Bagci, Ulas
contents Colonoscopy is the primary method for examination, detection, and removal of polyps. However, challenges such as variations among the endoscopists' skills, bowel quality preparation, and the complex nature of the large intestine contribute to high polyp miss-rate. These missed polyps can develop into cancer later, underscoring the importance of improving the detection methods. To address this gap of lack of publicly available, multi-center large and diverse datasets for developing automatic methods for polyp detection and segmentation, we introduce PolypDB, a large scale publicly available dataset that contains 3934 still polyp images and their corresponding ground truth from real colonoscopy videos. PolypDB comprises images from five modalities: Blue Light Imaging (BLI), Flexible Imaging Color Enhancement (FICE), Linked Color Imaging (LCI), Narrow Band Imaging (NBI), and White Light Imaging (WLI) from three medical centers in Norway, Sweden, and Vietnam. We provide a benchmark on each modality and center, including federated learning settings using popular segmentation and detection benchmarks. PolypDB is public and can be downloaded at \url{https://osf.io/pr7ms/}. More information about the dataset, segmentation, detection, federated learning benchmark and train-test split can be found at \url{https://github.com/DebeshJha/PolypDB}.
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spellingShingle PolypDB: A Curated Multi-Center Dataset for Development of AI Algorithms in Colonoscopy
Jha, Debesh
Tomar, Nikhil Kumar
Sharma, Vanshali
Trinh, Quoc-Huy
Biswas, Koushik
Pan, Hongyi
Jha, Ritika K.
Durak, Gorkem
Hann, Alexander
Varkey, Jonas
Dao, Hang Viet
Van Dao, Long
Nguyen, Binh Phuc
Papachrysos, Nikolaos
Rieders, Brandon
Schmidt, Peter Thelin
Geissler, Enrik
Berzin, Tyler
Halvorsen, Pål
Riegler, Michael A.
de Lange, Thomas
Bagci, Ulas
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Colonoscopy is the primary method for examination, detection, and removal of polyps. However, challenges such as variations among the endoscopists' skills, bowel quality preparation, and the complex nature of the large intestine contribute to high polyp miss-rate. These missed polyps can develop into cancer later, underscoring the importance of improving the detection methods. To address this gap of lack of publicly available, multi-center large and diverse datasets for developing automatic methods for polyp detection and segmentation, we introduce PolypDB, a large scale publicly available dataset that contains 3934 still polyp images and their corresponding ground truth from real colonoscopy videos. PolypDB comprises images from five modalities: Blue Light Imaging (BLI), Flexible Imaging Color Enhancement (FICE), Linked Color Imaging (LCI), Narrow Band Imaging (NBI), and White Light Imaging (WLI) from three medical centers in Norway, Sweden, and Vietnam. We provide a benchmark on each modality and center, including federated learning settings using popular segmentation and detection benchmarks. PolypDB is public and can be downloaded at \url{https://osf.io/pr7ms/}. More information about the dataset, segmentation, detection, federated learning benchmark and train-test split can be found at \url{https://github.com/DebeshJha/PolypDB}.
title PolypDB: A Curated Multi-Center Dataset for Development of AI Algorithms in Colonoscopy
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.00045