1. PolypDB: A Curated Multi-Center Dataset for Development of AI Algorithms in Colonoscopy
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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, Pham, Khanh Cong, Tran, Quang Trung, Papachrysos, Nikolaos, Rieders, Brandon, Schmidt, Peter Thelin, Geissler, Enrik, Berzin, Tyler, Halvorsen, Pål, Riegler, Michael A., de Lange, Thomas, and Bagci, Ulas
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Computer Science - Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition - Abstract
Colonoscopy is the primary method for examination, detection, and removal of polyps. Regular screening helps detect and prevent colorectal cancer at an early curable stage. However, challenges such as variation among the endoscopists' skills, bowel quality preparation, and complex nature of the large intestine which cause large number of polyp miss-rate. These missed polyps can develop into cancer later on, which underscores the importance of improving the detection methods. A computer-aided diagnosis system can support physicians by assisting in detecting overlooked polyps. However, one of the important challenges for developing novel deep learning models for automatic polyp detection and segmentation is the lack of publicly available, multi-center large and diverse datasets. To address this gap, we introduce PolypDB, a large scale publicly available dataset that contains 3934 still polyp images and their corresponding ground truth from real colonoscopy videos to design efficient polyp detection and segmentation architectures. The dataset has been developed and verified by a team of 10 gastroenterologists. PolypDB comprises of 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) and three medical centers from Norway, Sweden and Vietnam. Thus, we split the dataset based on modality and medical center for modality-wise and center-wise analysis. We provide a benchmark on each modality using eight popular segmentation methods and six standard benchmark polyp detection methods. Furthermore, we also provide benchmark on center-wise under federated learning settings. Our dataset is public and can be downloaded at \url{https://osf.io/pr7ms/}.
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- 2024