0. Follow the installation instructions of nnDetection and create a data directory name `Task017_CADA`.
1. Follow the instructions and usage policies to download the data and place the data and labels at the following locations: data -> `Task017_CADA / raw / train_dataset` and labels -> `Task017_CADA / raw / train_mask_images`
2. Run `python prepare.py` in `projects / Task017_CADA / scripts` of the nnDetection repository.
The data is now prepared in the correct format and the instructions from the nnDetection README can be used to train the networks.
Please make sure to read the requirements and usage policies of the data befor using it and **give credit to the authors of the dataset**!
Please read the information from the homepage carefully and follow the rules and instructions provided by the original authors when using the data.
- Homepage: http://adam.isi.uu.nl/
- Subtask: Task 1
## Setup
0. Follow the installation instructions of nnDetection and create a data directory name `Task019FG_ADAM`. We added FG to the ID to indicate that unruptered and ruptured aneurysms are treated as one i.e. we are running a foreground vs background detection without distinguishing the classes.
1. Follow the instructions and usage policies to download the data and place the data into `Task019FG_ADAM / raw / ADAM_release_subjs`
2. Run `python prepare.py` in `projects / Task019_ADAM / scripts` of the nnDetection repository.
3. Run `python split.py` in `projects / Task019_ADAM / scripts` of the nnDetection repository.
4. [Info]: The provided instructions will automatically create a patient stratified random split. We used a random split for our challenge submission. By renaming the provided split file in the `preprocessed` folders, nnDetection will automatically create a random split.
The data is now prepared in the correct format and the instructions from the nnDetection README can be used to train the networks.