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July 6, 2024Scientific Data8 citationsOpen Access

Pixel-wise segmentation of cells in digitized Pap smear images

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BHBalázs HarangiGBGergő BogacsovicsJTJános Tóth

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Abstract A simple and cheap way to recognize cervical cancer is using light microscopic analysis of Pap smear images. Training artificial intelligence-based systems becomes possible in this domain, e.g., to follow the European recommendation to screen negative smears to reduce false negative cases. The first step for such a process is segmenting the cells. A large and manually segmented dataset is required for this task, which can be used to train deep learning-based solutions. We describe a corresponding dataset with accurate manual segmentations for the enclosed cells. Altogether, the APACS23 ( A nnotated PA p smear images for C ell S egmentation 20 23 ) dataset contains about 37 000 manually segmented cells and is separated into dedicated training and test parts, which could be used for an official benchmark of scientific investigations or a grand challenge.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6129eb6db6435875a5974https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-024-03566-9
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