Reducing Domain Shift For Mitosis Detection Using Preprocessing Homogenizers
Almahfouz Nasser, S.; Cherian Kurian, N.; Sethi, A.
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The detection of mitotic figures in histological tumor images plays a vital role in the decision-making of the appropriate therapy. However, tissue preparation and image acquisition methods degrade the performances of the deep learning-based approaches for mitotic figures detection. MItosis DOmain Generalization challenge addresses the domain-shift problem of this detection task. This work presents our approach based on preprocessing homogenizers to tackling this problem.
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