Learn2Reg
News!
- Task 3 Continuation Update: Please see our Forum Post (and Updates)
Timeline:
- October 28th: Algorithm Sanity Check Submission (Upload-Link)
- November 9th: Q&A / sanity check feedback meeting
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November 28th: Final submission of algorithms
Recordings and Slides
- Slides of the Learn2Reg Workshop: Task 3 Overview (PDF)and Challenge Overview (PDF)
- Recoding of the Tutorial at WBIR 2022 https://cloud.imi.uni-luebeck.de/s/sbxbD9F3k29C4Gz
- Recoding of the Learn2Reg presentation at WBIR 2022: https://cloud.imi.uni-luebeck.de/s/pYDEwbjxZNCYCNd
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Learn2Reg Workshop:
Challenge Results Zoom Meeting on Sunday, 18. September 14.00 CET
- Please consider giving some feedback: https://forms.gle/yvZ64vva4zhvzNpQA
L2R online:
- learn2reg.grand-challenge.org (This page) provides all information about the current Learn2Reg-Challenge, as well as our support forum and challenge archives
- github.com/MDL-UzL/L2R provides code for evaluation, zero-deformation fields for sanity-checks and other useful utilities for developing your image registration algorithm.
- learn2reg-test.grand-challenge.org provides benchmarking your registration algorithm with our secret test data. (Will be open to public after L2R 2022 ends at MICCAI)
Motivation:
Standardised benchmark for the best conventional and learning based medical registration methods:
- Analyse accuracy, robustness and speed on complementary tasks for clinical impact.
- Remove entry barriers for new teams with expertise in deep learning but not necessarily registration.
- python evaluation code for voxel displacement fields and open-source code all evaluation metrics
- anatomical segmentation labels, manual landmarks, masks and keypoint correspondences for deep learning
Learn2Reg addresses four of the imminent challenges of medical image registration:
- learning from relatively small datasets
- estimating large deformations
- dealing with multi-modal scans
- learning from noisy annotations
Evaluation: Comprehensive and fair evaluation criteria that include:
- Dice / surface distance and TRE toe measure accuracy and robustness of transferring anatomical annotations
- standard deviation and extreme values of Jacobian determinant to promote plausible deformations,
- low computation time for easier clinical translation evaluated using docker containers on GPUs provided by organisers.
Organisers / Contact: The full list of organisers can be found in the proposal document below, for any practical questions please contact Alessa Hering, Lasse Hansen, Christoph Großbröhmer and Mattias Heinrich at learn2reg@gmail.com . See the full MICCAI Learn2Reg proposal here
2022 Sponsors: