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TCT-InfoNCE

An efficient framework based on large foundation model for cervical cytopathology whole slide image classification

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Model Overview


Install

On an NVIDIA Tensor Core GPU machine, with CUDA toolkit enabled.

  1. Download our repository and open the TCT-InfoNCE git clone https://github.com/CVIU-CSU/TCT-InfoNCE.git cd TCT-InfoNCE

  2. Requirements

bash conda create -n tct-info python=3.8 conda activate tct-info conda install pytorch==1.12.1 torchvision==0.13.1 torchaudio==0.12.1 cudatoolkit=11.3 -c pytorch pip install open_clip_torch==2.23.0 transformers==4.35.2 matplotlib pip install h5py scikit-learn==0.22.1 future==0.18.3 pip install wandb==0.15 torchsummary==1.5.1 torchmetrics pip install einops chardet omegaconf pip install jupyter

  1. Make directories bash mkdir data mkdir mil-methods/output-model mkdir extract-features/output-model

Results and Models

  • Result


  • Model Download The models and gc-features can be accessed from Baiduyun.

Train FNAC-2019

The CSD dataset labels are based on the WSI as the fundamental unit, and the details can be found in the datatools folder. Owing to the absence of permission to publicly disclose the CSD dataset, we have presented the experimental procedure for the FNAC-2019 dataset, which exhibits a similar procedure to that of the CSD dataset. The experiments were conducted on a machine equipped with four NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 GPUs; however, it is also feasible to conduct them using a single GPU.

Befor Training, need to download the FNAC-2019 dataset and put it in the data folder.

The training process consists of three stages: filtering patches, training adapter, and training the MIL method. The subsequent process is specifically tailored for the PLIP foundation model in conjunction with the MHIM(TransMIL) approach.

  • Filter patches ```bash

    default: 4 gpu; output: ./data/fnac/biomedclip-test-meanmil-20

    bash tools/filter.sh ```

  • Train adapter ```bash

    default: 4 gpu; output: ./extract-features/output-model/simclr-infonce

    bash tools/adapter.sh ```

  • Train MIL ```bash

    extract patch features use the trained image encoder

    default: 4 gpu; output: ./data/fnac-features/biomedclip-adapter

    bash tools/extract.sh

train TransMIL

default: 1 gpu; output: ./mil-methods/output-model/biomedclip-adapter-mhim(transmil)-fnac-trainval

bash tools/mil.sh ```

Test CSD

You can eval our method on CSD dataset by downloading the WSI features and MIL methods' weights from Baiduyun. Put the download file to TCT-InfoNCEI folder, which is this project root. bash bash tools/test.sh

Acknowledgements

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