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Weakly Supervised YOLO Network for Surgical Instrument Localization in Endoscopic Videos

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arxiv 2309.13404 v3 pith:QOVR6WX2 submitted 2023-09-23 eess.IV cs.CV

Weakly Supervised YOLO Network for Surgical Instrument Localization in Endoscopic Videos

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keywords localizationinstrumentsurgicalendoscopicws-yolocategoryframeworkinformation
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In minimally invasive surgery, surgical instrument localization is a crucial task for endoscopic videos, which enables various applications for improving surgical outcomes. However, annotating the instrument localization in endoscopic videos is tedious and labor-intensive. In contrast, obtaining the category information is easy and efficient in real-world applications. To fully utilize the category information and address the localization problem, we propose a weakly supervised localization framework named WS-YOLO for surgical instruments. By leveraging the instrument category information as the weak supervision, our WS-YOLO framework adopts an unsupervised multi-round training strategy for the localization capability training. We validate our WS-YOLO framework on the Endoscopic Vision Challenge 2023 dataset, which achieves remarkable performance in the weakly supervised surgical instrument localization. The source code is available at https://github.com/Breezewrf/WS-YOLO.

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