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MOSaiC: a Web-based Platform for Collaborative Medical Video Assessment and Annotation

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arxiv 2312.08593 v1 pith:H4PZUNEF submitted 2023-12-14 cs.CV

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keywords mosaicannotationassessmentmedicalcollaborativedataplatformscience
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This technical report presents MOSaiC 3.6.2, a web-based collaborative platform designed for the annotation and evaluation of medical videos. MOSaiC is engineered to facilitate video-based assessment and accelerate surgical data science projects. We provide an overview of MOSaiC's key functionalities, encompassing group and video management, annotation tools, ontologies, assessment capabilities, and user administration. Finally, we briefly describe several medical data science studies where MOSaiC has been instrumental in the dataset development.

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