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…
Multiple participants have approached us with questions on how to register to the MIDOG MICCAI workshop. Here is a brief tutorial: First you have to register to the VIRTUAL MICCAI workshops in general. On this website…
Less than two days before the workshop! Congratulation to all accepted presenters! Below, please find the schedule for the workshop (with times in SGT and CEST). Please note that there might be some minor last minute…
We are happy to announce that Siemens Healthineers is also donating prize money for MIDOG 2022! This marks the second time that Siemens Healthineers donates awards for MIDOG, after the great success of MIDOG 2021 last…
After some months and countless hours spent by both the participants and the organizers, the MIDOG challenge is finally nearing its end. With the final test phase being open since today, we’re approaching the last…
In this new video, Marc is introducing the submission and review process and about the workshop (which will be held as a fully virtual event). Also, you’ll find out how to get your paper added to the proceedings of…
We’re pleased to inform you that we will publish workshop proceedings, together with two other MICCAI challenges (MOOD & DRAC), which will be published in the form of a Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Sciences (LNSC)…
As stated in the rules , all participants that want to submit to the final test set are required to to publish a brief (approx. 2 pages) description of their method and results on a preprint site (such as biorxiv.org,…
We have decided that the deadline of the MIDOG 2022 challenge will be shifted by one week. The modified time plan is as follows: Preliminary test phase open: August 5th to August 25th 23:59 CEST. Final test phase open:…
We are happy to announce that Tribun Health, a Paris-based company with a strong focus in AI-based pathology, is donating the prize money for one of the tracks of MIDOG 2022! A Team of Tribun has participated very…
Today, the preliminary test phase of MIDOG has started! This means, that it is now possible to submit your docker containers on the preliminary test set. Here’s some things you need to keep in mind: You can find all…
Challenges thrive by the algorithms and approaches that are submitted to it. To be able to estimate how much these approaches improve on a “typical” state-of-the-art method , baseline algorithms are submitted by the…
In the following video, we give some insights into the timeline of MIDOG 2021:
The MIDOG 2022 comes with extended metrics over its predecessor. Following popular request, we added to the threshold-based metrics (F1/precision/recall) also the average precision (AP), as is commonly used for object…
The MIDOG challenge is now in full swing and it’s only 1 month until the preliminary test phase starts. So it’s time to highlight some details about the preliminary test set and the procedure of running your algorithms…
We were notified by Maxime Lafarge about a glitch in the training part of our data set. Due to a labeling error in the regions of interest for the unlabled domain (melanoma), the cases 356 and 357 and the cases 361 and…
We have been asked by participants whether it is permitted to use additional, currently non-public labels in track 2 of the MIDOG challenge. We want to use this chance to clarify this topic: In track 2, the participants…
We are happy to announce that also this year, we are supported by the great team at grand-challenge.org in our challenge. We are really grateful to James, Bram and the others for their ongoing belief in the importance…
We’re sorry to announce that our training set had a misaligned filename for eight files of the neuroendocrine tumors (347 to 354). The corrected databases (JSON and SQLITE format) have been uploaded to Zenodo as well as…
We’re glad to announce that today (April 20th, 2022) the training set of the MIDOG 2022 challenge was released! Please register to the challenge in order to gain access to the dataset. If you already registered, you…
The organizers and participants of MIDOG 2021 are glad to announce that the overview paper of the MItosis Domain Generalization Challenge 2021 has been submitted and is already available as preprint. If you are…
The proceedings for last year’s first edition of the MIDOG challenge are now available in a book published by Springer (part of the Lecture Series in Computer Sciences). They include 14 papers (5 full, 9 short) by the…
After the very successful MIDOG 2021 challenge, the organizers are thrilled to announce that there will be a successor event at MICCAI 2022. We will not work on revamping the website and getting the dataset scanned,…