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[Multi-Modal Image+Text] Train a classifier to identify useful chest X-ray images from google images. #67

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sumedhasingla opened this issue Oct 14, 2018 · 1 comment
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  • Train a binary classifier where 1 class is NIH Chest X Ray images and 2nd class is Google Download images

  • Train a binary classifier where 1 class is NIG chest X Ray images and 2nd class is natural images like from image net

  • Manually assign positive and negative on google images and then train a classifier.

Test all the methods on Google downloaded images.

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1st Try: Trained a classifer on NIG Chest XRay images vs Google downloaded images. The classifier identified the Google images with 99% accuracy. The CAM atten maps are all uniform. The expectation was, the x-ray images downloaded from Google get incorrectly classified as NIH images. But the classifier always label them as Google. So we failed.
Results: https://github.com/sumedhasingla/MultiModalImageText/blob/master/Explore_Predictions_Binary_Classification_NIH_vs_Google.ipynb

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