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1. Run the following command to obtain segmentation results of testing images based on the best-performing checkpoint on the validation set. By default we use test time augmentation and sliding window inference to get better results. You can also edit the `testing` section of `config/train_test.cfg` to use other inference strategies.
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1. Run the following command to obtain segmentation results of testing images based on the best-performing checkpoint on the validation set. By default we use sliding window inference to get better results. You can also edit the `testing` section of `config/train_test.cfg` to use other inference strategies.
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```bash
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mkdir result
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pymic_evaluate_seg config/evaluation.cfg
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```
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The obtained average Dice score by default setting should be close to 97.12%. You can set `metric = assd` in `config/evaluation.cfg` and run the evaluation command again to get Average Symmetric Surface Distance (ASSD) evaluation results.
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The obtained average Dice score by default setting should be close to 97.10%. You can set `metric = assd` in `config/evaluation.cfg` and run the evaluation command again to get Average Symmetric Surface Distance (ASSD) evaluation results.
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3. Set `tta_mode = 0` and `infer_sliding_window = False`in `config/train_test.cfg`, and run the testing and evaluation code again, we find that the average Dice will be decreased to around 96.86%.
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3. Set `tta_mode = 1`in `config/train_test.cfg` to enable test time augmentation, and run the testing and evaluation code again, we find that the average Dice will be increased to around 97.22%.
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