Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 21.
Published in final edited form as: Conf Proc IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc. 2019 Jul;2019:7205–7211. doi: 10.1109/EMBC.2019.8856791

TABLE I.

Quantitative comparison for instrument segmentation across several techniques. Mean and (standard deviation) values are reported for IoU(%) and DICE coefficient(%) from all networks against our proposed U-NetPlus. The statistical significance of the results for U-Net + NN and U=NetPlus model compared against the baseline model (U-Net and TernasuNet) are represented by * and ** for p-values 0.1 and 0.05, respectively. U-Net has been compared with U-Net+NN, TernausNet has been compared with U-NetPlus. The best performance metric (IoU and DICE) in each category (Binary, Instrument Part and Instrument Type Segmentation) is indicated in bold text.

Network Binary Segmentation Instrument Part Instrument Type
Metric IoU DICE IoU DICE IoU DICE
ToolNetH [6] 74.4 82.2 - - - -
ToolNetMS [6] 72.5 80.4 - - - -
FCN-8s [6] 70.9 78.8 - - - -
CSL [13] - 88.9 - 87.70 (Shaft) - -
U-Net [20] 75.44 (18.18) 84.37 (14.58) 48.41 (17.59) 60.75 (18.21) 15.80 (15.06) 23.59 (19.87)
U-Net + NN 77.05** (15.71) 85.26* (13.08) 49.39* (15.18) 61.98* (15.47) 16.72* (13.45) 23.97 (18.08)
TernausNet [24] 83.60 (15.83) 90.01 (12.50) 65.50 (17.22) 75.97 (16.21) 33.78 (19.16) 44.95 (22.89)
U-NetPlus-VGG-11 81.32 (16.76) 88.27 (13.52) 62.51 (18.87) 74.57 (16.51) 34.84* (14.26) 46.07** (16.16)
U-NetPlus-VGG-16 83.75 (13.36) 90.20* (11.77) 65.75 (14.74) 76.26* (13.54)
94.75(Shaft)
34.19 (15.06) 45.32 (17.86)