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AMDet: A Tool for Mitotic Cell Detection in Histopathology Slides

2021-08-08 · Walt Williams, Jimmy Hall

Breast Cancer is the most prevalent cancer in the world. The World Health Organization reports that the disease still affects a significant portion of the developing world citing increased mortality rates in the majority of low to middle income countries. The most popular protocol pathologists use for diagnosing breast cancer is the Nottingham grading system which grades the proliferation of tumors based on 3 major criteria, the most important of them being mitotic cell count. The way in which pathologists evaluate mitotic cell count is to subjectively and qualitatively analyze cells present in stained slides of tissue and make a decision on its mitotic state i.e. is it mitotic or not?This process is extremely inefficient and tiring for pathologists and so an efficient, accurate, and fully automated tool to aid with the diagnosis is extremely desirable. Fortunately, creating such a tool is made significantly easier with the AutoML tool available from Microsoft Azure, however to the best of our knowledge the AutoML tool has never been formally evaluated for use in mitotic cell detection in histopathology images. This paper serves as an evaluation of the AutoML tool for this purpose and will provide a first look on how the tool handles this challenging problem. All code is available athttps://github.com/WaltAFWilliams/AMDet

📄 PDF Abstract BibTeX arXiv:2108.03676

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waltafwilliams/amdet 공식 구현 pytorch

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AutoMLCell Detection

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