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. 2021 Oct 8;12:5915. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-26216-9

Table 1.

Segmentation results of networks under different SSL settings.

Settings Train HQA Train LQA AIDE PP DSC (%) RAVD (%) ASSD (mm) MSSD (mm)
S01_30_0_F_NP 30 0 No No 70.1 42.0 16.1 176.3
S02_30_0_F_YP 30 0 No Yes 75.6 22.0 7.68 54.8
S03_331_0_F_NP 331 0 No No 87.9 10.4 4.65 65.1
S04_331_0_F_YP 331 0 No Yes 88.5 10.8 3.64 43.8
S05_30_301_F_NP 30 301 No No 78.4 19.0 7.92 95.3
S06_30_301_F_YP 30 301 No Yes 79.7 21.1 6.10 53.4
S07_30_301_A_NP 30 301 Yes No 79.8 18.5 10.8 116.3
S08_30_301_A_YP 30 301 Yes Yes 82.9 16.9 5.43 49.8
S09_30_954_F_NP 30 954 No No 79.5 19.7 8.43 104.2
S10_30_954_F_YP 30 954 No Yes 80.2 19.1 6.47 53.8
S11_30_954_A_NP 30 954 Yes No 86.1 10.2 5.49 75.8
S12_30_954_A_YP 30 954 Yes Yes 86.9 10.0 4.17 44.6
Pseudo-label32 30 954 No Yes 81.4 19.7 5.99 52.9
Co-teaching27 30 954 No Yes 82.4 15.8 5.50 49.2

HQA and LQA indicate high-quality and low-quality annotations. LQAs are generated by the model trained using the data provided with HQAs. PP refers to post-processing, which is the process of keeping the largest connected components. Context is included in the notation of the experimental setting. For the setting S05_30_301_F_NP, 30 refers to 30 training samples with HQAs, 301 means 301 training samples with LQAs, F indicates training with the conventional fully supervised learning approach, and NP means no post-processing.