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–Neural Information Processing Systems
The naive aggregation of these public datasets results in a database with partial and incomplete labels, e.g., LiTS only had labels for the liver and its tumors, and KiTS only had labels for the kidneys and its tumors. Conversely, our AbdomenAtlas 1.0 is fully-annotated, offering detailed per-voxel labels Figure 3: Anatomical boundaries and structures can be indistinct due to disease, as seen in the JHH dataset. We display CT volumes with patients depicted under unhealthy conditions that are challenging for most AI algorithms to identify. The CT volumes are from patients in unhealthy conditions. The encoder performs down-sampling operations, and it is designed to capture high-level semantics and context information.
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