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Mengyao Ma - 45857876 - StyleGAN-pull request test
45762402_Topic recognition
s46331391: Improved UNet
Image Segmentation ISIC Melanoma Dataset
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This is an initial inspection, no action is required at this point
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Is this sorted out yet? I used GH desktop which didn't give me a choice of where I was merging, which may explain why. I just assumed it would merge my own commits. Is there anything I can do? |
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I made another pull request, properly including my code this time 😐. Please check it out, thank you. |
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This is the PatternFlow project submission for COMP3710 by Thomas Barton (s4641500). This includes a VQVAE with Pixel CNN trained and tested on the OASIS dataset. The algorithm trains using png slices of OASIS brains to create a seed for outputting slices based on an input gathered from encoding brains. Testing on this input can show a brain that looks either more healthy or unhealthy, based on the training dataset used. It can be used to gauge the health of a brain by comparing outputs with the VQVAE.