Add 3D segmentation calibration tutorial - #2072
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WalkthroughThe changes document a 3D segmentation calibration tutorial and add it to the main notebook index. The documentation covers dataset setup, calibration methods, training comparisons, required MONAI losses, and the CI smoke test. ChangesCalibration tutorial documentation
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new tutorial is usable, but its README should state the actual 1:1:0.30 training-loss ratio so readers can accurately reproduce and interpret the reported calibration results. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@calibration/README.md`:
- Line 12: Update the calibration tutorial documentation near the publication’s
1:1:1 objective to explicitly state that this tutorial uses the
validation-selected 1:1:0.30 Dice:CE:Hard-L1-ACE objective, while retaining the
existing discussion of finite-bin estimates and auxiliary calibration training
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| soft-binned L1 Average Calibration Error losses. It uses complete-volume train/validation/test cohorts and compares | ||
| a segmentation baseline with one hard L1-ACE configuration chosen in validation-only preliminary experiments for | ||
| its calibration improvement with minimal Dice reduction. The focused comparison discusses the associated | ||
| publication's 1:1:1 objective, finite-bin estimates, and the limitations of auxiliary calibration training. |
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Document the tutorial's actual loss ratio.
The text names the publication's 1:1:1 objective but does not state that this tutorial uses the validation-selected 1:1:0.30 Dice:CE:Hard-L1-ACE objective. This can confuse reproduction of the reported results.
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-The focused comparison discusses the associated
-publication's 1:1:1 objective, finite-bin estimates, and the limitations of auxiliary calibration training.
+The focused comparison uses a validation-selected 1:1:0.30 Dice:CE:Hard-L1-ACE objective. It also discusses the
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In `@calibration/README.md` at line 12, Update the calibration tutorial
documentation near the publication’s 1:1:1 objective to explicitly state that
this tutorial uses the validation-selected 1:1:0.30 Dice:CE:Hard-L1-ACE
objective, while retaining the existing discussion of finite-bin estimates and
auxiliary calibration training limitations.
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Description
Adds an introductory tutorial for the average calibration losses proposed in Project-MONAI/MONAI#9092.
The notebook explains predictive calibration, why it matters for medical image segmentation, and how to interpret reliability diagrams. It then compares a segmentation-only baseline with one validation-selected Hard L1-ACE configuration on complete 3D volumes from Medical Segmentation Decathlon Task04 Hippocampus.
The example intentionally keeps the experiment simple: two training runs with identical initialization, data order, augmentations, and optimization settings. The calibrated objective uses a
1:1:0.30Dice:CE:Hard-L1-ACE ratio. The held-out test set is not accessed until both validation-selected checkpoints have been fixed.Saved tutorial result
This corresponds to a 23% reduction in held-out ACE and a 29% reduction in MCE, while Dice increases by 0.0293 for this split and seed. The notebook explicitly presents this as a demonstration rather than a benchmark guarantee.
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Depends on Project-MONAI/MONAI#9092 for
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