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Now in our 5th year, data science for social good has become the mantra for tens of thousands of data scientists around the world. As given, the code does not make predictions on the DSB dataset provided by Kaggle. What it does do is build a model to predict the probability that a 64mm x 64mm x 64mm chunk of tissue contains a malignant nodule. The model is trained on the LUNA16 dataset, which includes labels that identify nodule locations in 3D space. The DSB dataset on the other hand, comes with binary labels and is not suitable for training such a model using LUNA16 data is allowed per the contest rules.
During data preparation, the images are converted to 3D data and segmented to eliminate non-lung tissue. The entire image is used when a segmentation failure is detected.
Dimension shuffling is used randomly to augment the training set. To minimize overfitting further, some amount of jitter is applied to the coordinates. Here's a visualization of the first eight chunks extracted from the first sample in the training set it is quite easy to spot the nodule.
The chunks can be downloaded in video form from the visuals directory. The file train-vid. Since this is a positive sample, all of the chunks derived from it are assigned a label of 1. A label of 0 is assigned to all chunks extracted from negative samples. The model is validated on the rest of the data and a log loss of 0.
Once you have trained a model by following the recipe given in the Usage section below, there are a couple of possible ways to proceed with the DSB challenge. Download and install neon 1. For information about requirements of neon, see the installation instructions. This is a hands-on introduction to the Python programming language, written for people who have no experience with programming whatsoever. After all, everybody has to start somewhere. This book is NOT introductory.
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