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I tried to reproduce the result in your paper. However, there are some question about the metric ASD. Since I can't find any codes in this repository that calculate the ASD on test images. In "train.py" function "test", you only calculated the Dice score. So I added the ASD function from "medpy.metric.binary.asd" to calculate the ASD score. But, I can't reproduce the ASD result and the Dice score is close to your paper's results.
I found that using ndarray of different dimensions as input to "binary.asd" will get very different results. For example, I used a 3-dim ndarray shaped as [1, 384, 384] as input, the ASD is 1.08 mm, and then I changed the ndarray into a 2-dim ndarray shaped as [384, 384], the ASD result became 5.45mm, which had a big gap compared to the results in your paper.
I hope you can illustrate how you calculate the ASD in your method. Also, it is much better that you can add the code of calculating the ASD score.
Best.
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Dear @liuquande ,
I tried to reproduce the result in your paper. However, there are some question about the metric ASD. Since I can't find any codes in this repository that calculate the ASD on test images. In "train.py" function "test", you only calculated the Dice score. So I added the ASD function from "medpy.metric.binary.asd" to calculate the ASD score. But, I can't reproduce the ASD result and the Dice score is close to your paper's results.
I found that using ndarray of different dimensions as input to "binary.asd" will get very different results. For example, I used a 3-dim ndarray shaped as [1, 384, 384] as input, the ASD is 1.08 mm, and then I changed the ndarray into a 2-dim ndarray shaped as [384, 384], the ASD result became 5.45mm, which had a big gap compared to the results in your paper.
I hope you can illustrate how you calculate the ASD in your method. Also, it is much better that you can add the code of calculating the ASD score.
Best.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: