Mitotic figure detection that generalizes across tumor types, species, laboratories and scanners — with a training set of 400 cases from human and canine tumors.
The MIDOG 2022 challenge report, entitled “Domain generalization across tumor types, laboratories, and species – insights from the 2022 edition of the Mitosis Domain Generalization Challenge” has been published in…
The preprint of the MIDOG 2022 challenge report is finally out! And it brought some interesting insights, which you can find out all about in our newest blog post:…
While writing the overview paper of the MIDOG 2022 challenge, we found an additionally reported metric (Average Precision, AP) to be wrongly implemented. This was caused by an (in our interpretation) unexpected behavior…
We are excited to announce that the MIDOG++ dataset, an extension of the MIDOG2022 training data set has just been released. We have published a data descriptor paper for a full description of the data set. To get a…
We are proud to announce that the challenge report of MIDOG 2021, including interesting insights from a post-challenge human expert experiments, is now available in Medical Image Analysis. Until Jan 20, 2023, the paper…
Introduction and Keynote 00:00:00 Welcome address (Katharina Breininger) 00:01:45 Introduction (Katharina Breininger, Christof Bertram) 00:36:09 Reference approaches (Frauke Wilm) 00:49:53 Keynote: An industrial…