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xinario / chestViewSplit

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Automatically split the chest x-ray into two views

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chestViewSplit

This repo provides a trained model to seperate the chest x-ray into two views: front view (PA or posterior-anterior) and side view (LL or latero-lateral).

Sometimes when you download the chest x-rays from the internet, there's no text description or meta data associated with the image. If you want to only work with images from a single view, you'll have to manually seperate the images which is tedious. Here I trained a model based on resnet-50 to automate the process and hopefully it can help people facing the same issue.

Prerequistites

  • Linux or OSX
  • NVIDIA GPU
  • Python 2.7
  • PyTorch v0.2.0
  • Numpy

Getting Started

Installation

  • Install PyTorh and the other dependencies
  • Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/xinario/chestViewSplit.git
cd chestViewSplit
  • Download the trained model from this link and put it into folder ./models (mkdir ./models)

Classification

  • Make sure all your chest x-rays resides in the same folder, e.g. ./chest_xray and then run the following command (-i specifies the input folder and -o specifies the output folder).
python xray_split.py -i chest_xray/ -o chest_xray/
  • After running the above script, the images from two views will be saved in folder ./chest_xray/front and ./chest_xray/side respectively.

Acknowlegements

Part of the code are borrowed from fine-tuning.pytorch

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