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Learn2Reg Repository

Repository for additional L2R files

Including:

  • evaluation files
  • a list of publicly available registration tools
  • utilities (soon)

What is Learn2Reg?

Learn2Reg is a comprehensive multi-task medical image registration challenge, hosted on https://learn2reg.grand-challenge.org/. Have a look!

Are you looking to benchmark your registration algorithm? Please visit https://learn2reg-test.grand-challenge.org/, where you can evaluate your algorithm on data from former Learn2Reg-challenges.

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.
Learn2Reg removes pitfalls for learning and applying transformations by providing:
  • 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.

Any questions? Head to our forum at https://learn2reg.grand-challenge.org/ or mail us directly via learn2reg@gmail.com.

Public methods of L2R partipants / baselines (alphabetical order)