simple scripts for eval and pred with nnunet #183
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Similar to the last PR, can you could add a section to the README with a description of the purpose of the script, what it does and an example invocation
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for the predict and eval script
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Maybe worth mentioning in the comments here or in the README what the metrics being computed are. If its a lot of info you can give a short overview and link to the picai documentation or somewhere else that expands on the metrics
jewelltaylor
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Jun 25, 2024
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Feature
Short Description
Simple scripts for prediction and evaluation.