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OR-UNet: an Optimized Robust Residual U-Net for Instrument Segmentation in Endoscopic Images

Segmentation of endoscopic images is an essential processing step for computer and robotics-assisted interventions. The Robust-MIS challenge provides the largest dataset of annotated endoscopic images to date, with 5983 manually annotated images. Here we describe OR-UNet, our optimized robust residual 2D U-Net for endoscopic image segmentation. As the name implies, the network makes use of residual connections in the encoder. It is trained with the sum of Dice and cross-entropy loss and deep supervision. During training, extensive data augmentation is used to increase the robustness. In an 8-fold cross-validation on the training images, our model achieved a mean (median) Dice score of 87.41 (94.35). We use the eight models from the cross-validation as an ensemble on the test set.

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