AnnoCerv: A new dataset for feature-driven and image-based automated colposcopy analysis

Colposcopy imaging is pivotal in cervical cancer diagnosis, a major health concern for women. The computational challenge lies in accurate lesion recognition. A significant hindrance for many existing machine learning solutions is the scarcity of comprehensive training datasets. To reduce this gap,...

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Veröffentlicht in:Acta Universitatis Sapientiae. Informatica 2023-12, Vol.15 (2), p.306-329
Hauptverfasser: Minciună, Dorina Adelina, Socolov, Demetra Gabriela, Szőcs, Attila, Ivanov, Doina, Gîscă, Tudor, Nechifor, Valentin, Budai, Sándor, Gál, Attila, Bálint, Ákos, Socolov, Răzvan, Iclanzan, David
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Zusammenfassung:Colposcopy imaging is pivotal in cervical cancer diagnosis, a major health concern for women. The computational challenge lies in accurate lesion recognition. A significant hindrance for many existing machine learning solutions is the scarcity of comprehensive training datasets. To reduce this gap, we present AnnoCerv: a comprehensive dataset tailored for feature-driven and image-based colposcopy analysis. Distinctively, AnnoCerv include detailed segmentations, expert-backed colposcopic annotations and Swede scores, and a wide image variety including acetic acid, iodine, and green-filtered captures. This rich dataset supports the training of models for classifying and segmenting low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions, detecting high-grade lesions, aiding colposcopy-guided biopsies, and predicting Swede scores – a crucial metric for medical assessments and treatment strategies. To further assist researchers, our release includes code that demonstrates data handling and processing and exemplifies a simple feature extraction and classification technique.
ISSN:2066-7760
1844-6086
2066-7760
DOI:10.2478/ausi-2023-0019