Out-of-Distribution Detection for Skin Lesion Images with Deep Isolation Forest
arXiv:2003.09365
Abstract
In this paper, we study the problem of out-of-distribution detection in skin disease images. Publicly available medical datasets normally have a limited number of lesion classes (e.g. HAM10000 has 8 lesion classes). However, there exists a few thousands of clinically identified diseases. Hence, it is important if lesions not in the training data can be differentiated. Toward this goal, we propose DeepIF, a non-parametric Isolation Forest based approach combined with deep convolutional networks. We conduct comprehensive experiments to compare our DeepIF with three baseline models. Results demonstrate state-of-the-art performance of our proposed approach on the task of detecting abnormal skin lesions.
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