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Add 3D segmentation calibration tutorial - #2072
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WalkthroughThe changes document a 3D segmentation-calibration tutorial and add it to the main tutorial list. The documentation describes the dataset, calibration methods, model comparison, MONAI API requirements, hardware guidance, and CI smoke-test command. ChangesCalibration tutorial documentation
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In `@calibration/README.md`:
- Line 12: Update the calibration tutorial documentation near the publication’s
1:1:1 objective to explicitly state that this tutorial uses the
validation-selected 1:1:0.30 Dice:CE:Hard-L1-ACE objective, while retaining the
existing discussion of finite-bin estimates and auxiliary calibration training
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Description
Adds an introductory tutorial for the average calibration losses proposed in Project-MONAI/MONAI#9092.
The notebook explains predictive calibration, why it matters for medical image segmentation, and how to interpret reliability diagrams. It then compares a segmentation-only baseline with one validation-selected Hard L1-ACE configuration on complete 3D volumes from Medical Segmentation Decathlon Task04 Hippocampus.
The example intentionally keeps the experiment simple: two training runs with identical initialization, data order, augmentations, and optimization settings. The calibrated objective uses a
1:1:0.30Dice:CE:Hard-L1-ACE ratio. The held-out test set is not accessed until both validation-selected checkpoints have been fixed.Saved tutorial result
This corresponds to a 23% reduction in held-out ACE and a 29% reduction in MCE, while Dice increases by 0.0293 for this split and seed. The notebook explicitly presents this as a demonstration rather than a benchmark guarantee.
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Depends on Project-MONAI/MONAI#9092 for
HardL1ACELossandSoftL1ACELoss.Summary by CodeRabbit