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inSuperMedIntel/MedSegDiff (press backspace or delete to remove)If the segmentation mask has just two class background and cancer we can give it as mask with 1 and 0s If there are
multiple classes, how are they given, we can t do diffusion directly on the segmentation ...
nobleaustine
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- Opened 7 hours ago
- #214
Liu-XL-code
- Opened 2 days ago
- #213
Thanks to this effort, I tried to reproduce the BRATS2021 dataset, and I modified the saved file to NII format. I
wondered why the final sample result was an MRI image without a mask, how do I get the ...
springbreeze7111
- 5
- Opened 17 days ago
- #212
Excuse me, I don t understand the multi-GPU training model using DP in segmentation_train.py and then using DDP in
train_util.py. Is there a conflict?
ailinxiqingcheng
- Opened on Jan 9
- #211
LiuYM00
- 1
- Opened on Dec 16, 2024
- #209
LiuYM00
- 1
- Opened on Dec 5, 2024
- #208
Thank you for all your contributions! But I have some questions:
1. When I read the code, I found that the script(btcvloader.py) is empty. Can you provide it(multi-organ segmentation)?
2. How to modify ...
dulicui742
- 1
- Opened on Dec 5, 2024
- #207
我的任务是实现分割,输入的图片对是原图 分割mask图,在使用readme的教程中训练的我的代码,结果发现 模型参数ModelMeanType.EPSILON:
noise,也就是unet预测的noise么,调用segmentation_sample.py函数得到的 sample, x_noisy, org, cal, cal_out = sample_fn(
model, (batch_size, ...
qxxfd
- 2
- Opened on Dec 1, 2024
- #205

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