EndoDINO: A Foundation Model for GI Endoscopy

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Main Authors: Dermyer, Patrick, Kalra, Angad, Schwartz, Matt
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Published: 2025
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author Dermyer, Patrick
Kalra, Angad
Schwartz, Matt
author_facet Dermyer, Patrick
Kalra, Angad
Schwartz, Matt
contents In this work, we present EndoDINO, a foundation model for GI endoscopy tasks that achieves strong generalizability by pre-training on a well-curated image dataset sampled from the largest known GI endoscopy video dataset in the literature. Specifically, we pre-trained ViT models with 1B, 307M, and 86M parameters using datasets ranging from 100K to 10M curated images. Using EndoDINO as a frozen feature encoder, we achieved state-of-the-art performance in anatomical landmark classification, polyp segmentation, and Mayo endoscopic scoring (MES) for ulcerative colitis with only simple decoder heads.
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spellingShingle EndoDINO: A Foundation Model for GI Endoscopy
Dermyer, Patrick
Kalra, Angad
Schwartz, Matt
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Image and Video Processing
In this work, we present EndoDINO, a foundation model for GI endoscopy tasks that achieves strong generalizability by pre-training on a well-curated image dataset sampled from the largest known GI endoscopy video dataset in the literature. Specifically, we pre-trained ViT models with 1B, 307M, and 86M parameters using datasets ranging from 100K to 10M curated images. Using EndoDINO as a frozen feature encoder, we achieved state-of-the-art performance in anatomical landmark classification, polyp segmentation, and Mayo endoscopic scoring (MES) for ulcerative colitis with only simple decoder heads.
title EndoDINO: A Foundation Model for GI Endoscopy
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Image and Video Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.05488