In binary image segmentation, for given a set of images, it's true mask and predicted mask. How do you compute dice score? Should I compute the dice score for each image separately and then find mean across all images? Or compute the dice score for all images at once by flattening tensor? Which is the correct way?
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1$\begingroup$ Does an event happen? If so in each image or over the set of images? $\endgroup$– TeabellyApr 13, 2021 at 17:34
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$\begingroup$ Event happens over a subset of images. There can be multiple events, but each image can only belong to a single event $\endgroup$– spbApr 14, 2021 at 1:37
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The correct way is to compute the DICE score per image and then find the mean, median and STD across all test images. It is good practice to report all three metrics to provide a clear intuition to the reader.
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