Table 1.
Rating | Criteria |
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1. Perfect/optimal | The segmentation is as good as manual segmentation, that is, no false positive or false negative segmentations |
2. Optimal with minor adjustments | The segmentation contains all lesions and only minor* false positives or false negatives |
3. Acceptable with minor adjustments | The segmentation contains the majority of the lesions (at least 1 and ≤ 3 missing) and ≤ 2 false positive segmentations. Additionally only minor* false positives or false negatives |
4. Acceptable with major adjustments | The segmentation contains most of the lesions (at least 1 and ≤ 6 missing) and ≤ 4 false positive segmentations. Additionally only minor* false positives or false negatives |
5. Non-usable | The segmentation does not contain enough of the lesions (≥ 7 lesions missing or no lesions segmented if less than 7 lesions present) or too many false positives (≥ 5) for correction to be meaningful |
* Minor is defined as only parts of a predicted lesion are wrong