OCTMNIST Classifier
A Python package for classifying retinal OCT images into four categories: CNV, DME, Drusen, and Normal, based on the OCTMNIST dataset. Built with a custom CNN and includes preprocessing, class balancing strategies, and a CLI for inference.
🔧 Installation
pip install octmnist-classifier
Make sure to have 'torch', 'medmnist', and other dependencies listed in 'setup.py' installed.
📦 Features
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Preprocessing and loading of the OCTMNIST dataset
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Class balancing using:
- SMOTE
- SMOTE + Tomek Links
- Undersampling
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CNN model with ReLU, BatchNorm, MaxPooling
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Trainable via script interface ('scripts/train.py')
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CLI interface to run inference on new images
🧠 Pretrained Models
Download pretrained models from the Releases page:
- 'model_smote.pt'
- 'model_smote_tomek.pt'
Place them in the 'saved_model/' directory before running predictions.
🚀 Usage
1. Predict a single image
octmnist-predict --image retina.png --model saved_model/model_smote.pt
Output:
Predicted class: NORMAL (Class ID: 3)
2. Training with balancing
python scripts/train.py --strategy smote --epochs 15
Options for '--strategy': 'smote', 'smote_tomek', 'undersample'
🧪 Evaluation (planned)
In future versions, you'll be able to run:
octmnist-eval --model saved_model/model_smote.pt --test_dir test_images/
🔍 Model Architecture
- 4 Conv layers with ReLU, BatchNorm, MaxPooling
- Final Linear layer with Dropout
- Xavier/He initialization supported
🗂️ Project Structure
octmnist-classifier/
├── octmnist_classifier/
│ ├── model.py
│ ├── preprocess.py
│ ├── predict.py
│ └── cli.py
├── saved_model/
│ └── model_smote.pt
├── scripts/
│ └── train.py
└── setup.py
📄 License
MIT License
Maintained by Kirupanandan Jagadeesan. Contributions and feedback welcome!
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