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Open-Source Skull Reconstruction with MONAI

arXiv 2211.14051 ↗First posted 25 Nov 2022eess.IV cs.CVcited by 0

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We present a deep learning-based approach for skull reconstruction for MONAI, which has been pre-trained on the MUG500+ skull dataset. The implementation follows the MONAI contribution guidelines, hence, it can be easily tried out and used, and extended by MONAI users. The primary goal of this paper lies in the investigation of open-sourcing codes and pre-trained deep learning models under the MONAI framework. Nowadays, open-sourcing software, especially (pre-trained) deep learning models, has become increasingly important. Over the years, medical image analysis experienced a tremendous transformation. Over a decade ago, algorithms had to be implemented and optimized with low-level programming languages, like C or C++, to run in a reasonable time on a desktop PC, which was not as powerful as today's computers. Nowadays, users have high-level scripting languages like Python, and frameworks like PyTorch and TensorFlow, along with a sea of public code repositories at hand. As a result, implementations that had thousands of lines of C or C++ code in the past, can now be scripted with a few lines and in addition executed in a fraction of the time. To put this even on a higher level, the Medical Open Network for Artificial Intelligence (MONAI) framework tailors medical imaging research to an even more convenient process, which can boost and push the whole field. The MONAI framework is a freely available, community-supported, open-source and PyTorch-based framework, that also enables to provide research contributions with pre-trained models to others. Codes and pre-trained weights for skull reconstruction are publicly available at: https://github.com/Project-MONAI/research-contributions/tree/master/SkullRec

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