fix(metrics): score a missed prediction in Hausdorff percentile, don't drop it - #9096
fix(metrics): score a missed prediction in Hausdorff percentile, don't drop it#9096asifuddin01 wants to merge 2 commits into
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…t drop it `HausdorffDistanceMetric(percentile=...)` returns `nan` when one of the two masks is empty, where `percentile=None` returns `inf` for the same input. `get_surface_distance` reports an infinite distance for every boundary voxel when a mask is empty, so an all-infinite tensor reaches `_compute_percentile_hausdorff_distance`. `torch.quantile` interpolates linearly between the order statistics straddling the requested rank, and that interpolation is `inf + (inf - inf) * frac`, which is `nan`. The maximum and minimum paths escape it because they do not interpolate. The quantile of a constant sequence is that constant, so the `nan` is an artefact rather than a property of the distances. It also collides with the meaning this metric already gives `nan`: both-masks-empty returns it to say "not applicable", and `do_metric_reduction` excludes it from the average. A prediction that missed the structure entirely is therefore removed from a dataset score rather than counted as the worst case, and the reported HD95 improves as the model finds fewer structures. `get_not_nans=True` reveals the shrinking denominator but is off by default. Return the infinity directly when every distance is infinite, so the percentile path agrees with the maximum path. The guard is exact: `get_surface_distance` returns either all-finite or all-infinite distances, never a mixture, and each direction of the symmetric distance is reduced separately. Adds regression tests over both entry points at `percentile` None, 0, 50, 95, 99 and 100. Without the source change eight fail and four pass, the four being the non-interpolating None and 0 paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: asifuddin01 <md.asif.uddin@g.bracu.ac.bd>
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158-160: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winComplete the Google-style docstrings for the changed functions.
compute_hausdorff_distancestill lacksReturnsandRaisessections._compute_percentile_hausdorff_distancelacksArgs,Returns, andRaisessections. Document the tensor result, thesurface_distanceandpercentileinputs, thenan/infcases, and the invalid-percentileValueError.As per path instructions, Python definitions must use Google-style docstrings that describe variables, return values, and raised exceptions in the appropriate sections.
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In `@monai/metrics/hausdorff_distance.py`:
- Around line 158-160: Complete the Google-style docstrings for
compute_hausdorff_distance and _compute_percentile_hausdorff_distance by adding
the requested Args, Returns, and Raises sections. Document the tensor result,
surface_distance and percentile inputs, nan when both masks are empty, inf when
only one mask is empty, and ValueError for invalid percentiles.
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Adds the Google-style `Returns` and `Raises` sections the repository's path instructions ask for, on `compute_hausdorff_distance` and on `_compute_percentile_hausdorff_distance`, which had a one-line docstring and no `Args`. The sections state the part this change turns on: `nan` when neither mask has a foreground, so there is nothing to measure and the reduction excludes it, and `inf` when exactly one mask is empty, at the maximum and at every percentile alike. That distinction was previously only inferable from the code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: asifuddin01 <md.asif.uddin@g.bracu.ac.bd>
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Fixes #9095.
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HausdorffDistanceMetric(percentile=...)returnsnanwhen one of the two masks is empty, wherepercentile=Nonereturnsinffor the same input.get_surface_distancereports an infinite distance for every boundary voxel when a mask is empty, so an all-infinite tensor reaches_compute_percentile_hausdorff_distance.torch.quantileinterpolates linearly between the two order statistics straddling the requested rank, and that interpolation isinf + (inf - inf) * frac, which isnan. The maximum and minimum paths escape it because they do not interpolate.The quantile of a constant sequence is that constant, so the
nanis an artefact rather than a property of the distances. It also collides with the meaning this metric already givesnan: both-masks-empty returns it to say "not applicable", anddo_metric_reductionexcludes it from the average. A prediction that missed the structure entirely is therefore removed from a dataset score rather than counted as the worst case, and the reported HD95 improves as the model finds fewer structures.get_not_nans=Trueexposes the shrinking denominator but is off by default. The issue has the table.This returns the infinity directly when every distance is infinite, so the percentile path agrees with the maximum path:
The guard is exact rather than defensive.
get_surface_distancereturns either all-finite or all-infinite distances and never a mixture, because the infinite branch triggers on an empty mask, which makes every distance infinite at once; each direction of the symmetric distance is computed and reduced separately, so a partly-infinite tensor does not reach this function.Tests cover both entry points, the metric class and the helper, at
percentileNone, 0, 50, 95, 99 and 100. With the source change reverted and the tests kept, eight fail and four pass, the four being None and 0, which take the non-interpolating paths.On testing: I ran
tests/metrics/in full (393 passed, 41 skipped) andtests/metrics/test_hausdorff_distance.py(68 passed), plus black, isort and ruff on both changed files. One pre-existing failure intest_compute_fid_metric.pyreproduces on unmodifieddevwith torch 2.14 and is unrelated to this change. I have not completed a full./runtests.sh --quick --unittestsrun locally, so I have left those boxes unticked rather than tick them untested.Related but independent: #9033 fixes
percentile=0being treated as unset by theif not percentile:guard. It adds a.min()branch above thetorch.quantilecall and leaves the interpolation as it is, so the two changes do not overlap in behaviour. They touch nearby lines and whichever lands second will want a trivial rebase; happy to be the one that rebases.Types of changes
./runtests.sh -f -u --net --coverage../runtests.sh --quick --unittests --disttests.make htmlcommand in thedocs/folder.