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Detection of Skin Lesions using a YOLO-based Detection Network #193
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Detection of Skin Lesions using a YOLO-based Detection Network #193
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Testing branch
Reupload of files to the correct branch (topic-recognition)
Adjusting folder structure, deleting this file
Adjusting folder structure, deleting this file
Creating new ReadMe in correct directory
Moving ReadMe work into this new file with the correct directory and branch as specified
As per GITHUB feedback
Specifications on directories in Colab
Print bounding box details while training Fix model paths to be Colab Consistent Commented out the code for specific melanoma classification to focus on lesion detection as per scope.
Also output 5 example images from the test set (pngs) with predicted lesion bounding boxes
Hi @mermalade0325 |
Hi @shaivikaaaa, |
Duplicate is #188. Please fix 188 as per feedback required section. |
This pull request aims to address the problem of detecting skin lesions within the ISIC 2017/2018 dataset. The primary goal is to develop a robust detection and classification network that can accurately identify lesions in medical images, ensuring each detection has a minimum Intersection Over Union (IoU) of 0.8 on the test set, thus achieving a suitable level of accuracy for classification. The project utilizes a YOLO-based detection network (YOLOv7).
Problem Statement
Skin cancer detection relies on identifying lesions accurately in medical images. This project contributes by building a deep learning model focused on detecting lesion locations without classifying lesion types. The main goals are:
Files and Structure
The project is organized into the following files:
Dataset
Regarding the data downloaded from ISIC, it should be organised as follows, with labels generated from dataset.py:
An appendix in the README file links to the ISIC dataset for reference.
As requested by tutors, this is a new Pull Request submitted from the correct branch.