Automated Segmentation of Endometriosis using Transfer Learning

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This paper presents an automated method for segmenting endometriosis using a U-Net architecture enhanced with transfer learning and image augmentation techniques.

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This paper presents an automated approach for segmenting endometriosis lesions using transfer learning, implemented with a convolutional neural network and a U-Net–based architecture. It describes the model-building components and includes code for image augmentation and for creating the segmentation network. The main deliverable is implementation details rather than results from a defined study population, and the provided text does not state performance metrics or limitations explicitly. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses specifically on transfer-learning–based automated segmentation of endometriosis.

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The code for implementing the Segmentation of Endometriosisi using Transfer Learning Architecture. Image Augmentation Code Creating model using CNN snippet Implementation of U-Net architecture snippet
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Published March 3, 2022 | Version Version1 Journal article Open Automated Segmentation of Endometriosis using Transfer Learning Description The code for implementing the Segmentation of Endometriosisi using Transfer Learning Architecture. Image Augmentation Code Creating model using CNN snippet Implementation of U-Net architecture snippet Files CNN.txt Files (20.0 kB) | Name | Size | Download all | |---|---|---| | md5:240aa47f38dacf21fcf78851b639b37c | 2.7 kB | Preview Download | | md5:070df7a46566ed0d42d3737a09bde08b | 1.3 kB | Preview Download | | md5:b29c10b8df9179ef8157f8d6ce795cc6 | 11.4 kB | Preview Download | | md5:8b42c4bffb99ddc3c6eb9f0977893543 | 1.1 kB | Preview Download | | md5:a5386d358a8b764fc99dfc11e635966d | 3.5 kB | Preview Download |

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