OCELOT 2023:¶
Cell Detection from Cell-Tissue Interaction¶
Notice❗¶
Four test cases (586, 589, 609, 615) are excluded due to under-annotated issue. Note that test scores will be re-computed after excluding such cases. See more information in the forum.
News 📣¶
- [23.09.11] OCELOT online event was held. Feel free to access the slide and recording.
- [23.08.07] The full dataset is now available on Zenodo!
[23.07.31] The test phase is opened![23.06.05] The validation phase is opened![23.04.14] Registration has started.- [23.04.10] The training set is released on Zenodo.
- [23.03.04] The OCELOT 2023 challenge has been accepted to MICCAI 2023 challenge.
- [23.02.28] The OCELOT paper has been accepted to CVPR 2023.
Introduction✏️¶
Cell detection in histology images is one of the most important tasks in computational pathology. Recently, the OCELOT dataset was released in [1] which provides overlapping cell and tissue annotations on images acquired from multiple organs stained with H&E. [1] showed that understanding the relationship between the surrounding tissue structures and individual cells can boost cell detection performance.
With the newly released OCELOT dataset, we host the OCELOT 2023: Cell Detection from Cell-Tissue Interaction challenge in MICCAI 2023, to promote research on how to utilize cell-tissue relationships for better cell detection. Unlike typical cell detection challenges, participants can utilize tissue patches and annotation for the purpose of boosting cell detection performance.
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Challenge Proceedings📖¶
OCELOT challenge will have Springer proceedings as part of the MICCAI 2023 satellite events. Participants who submitted on the test phase (7/31 ~ 8/4) will be invited to submit an LNCS Springer paper (minimum 4 pages of main content) after the MICCAI events. Below is a tentative timeline.
- MICCAI Conference → 10/8 ~ 10/12
- Paper submission → 10/16~11/5
- Review and decision → 11/6 ~ 11/19
- Final revision → 11/20 ~ 11/26
Prizes 🏆¶
After the challenge ends, the OCELOT organizers will prepare a summary of the challenge and submit one paper to a top-tier medical imaging journal. A maximum of 3 members of the top-performing teams in the test leaderboard will be invited as co-authors of the manuscript. Teams to be included in the manuscript will be notified after the OCELOT 2023 challenge event. Furthermore, the top-3 teams will receive the following **cash prizes** (USD), as per their ranking:
🥇1st place: $1000🥈2nd place: $500
🥉3rd place: $200
Lunit may deduct any required tax withholdings from the prize amount
based on the domicile of the winning team.
Contact 📭¶
To contact the organizers, please send an e-mail to oncology-ai-research@lunit.io