--- license: mit tags: - ophthalmology - object-detection - image-classification - medical-imaging - fundus - oct - detectron2 - figure-parsing - pytorch --- # PubMed-Ophtha Detection Models This repository contains the three detection and classification models used in the [PubMed-Ophtha](https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.02720) dataset pipeline for parsing ophthalmological figures from scientific publications. **Paper:** Hallitschke V.J., Eickhoff C., Berens P. *PubMed-Ophtha: An open resource for training ophthalmology vision-language models on scientific literature.* arXiv:2605.02720 (2026). ## Models The repository contains three model checkpoints under `models/`: | Directory | Checkpoint | Framework | Architecture | Task | Classes | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | `imaging_type_detection_1515892632/` | `model_0003909.pth` | PyTorch (Detectron2) | RetinaNet + ResNet FPN | Image type detection | CFP, OCT, Retinal Imaging, Other | | `panel_detection_1020880423/` | `model_0026865.pth` | PyTorch (Detectron2) | RetinaNet + ResNet FPN | Panel & identifier detection | Panel, Label | | `mark_status_classifier_482239176/` | `model_epoch_7.pth` | PyTorch | ResNet-50 | Mark status classification | Plain, Annotated | Each Detectron2 model directory also contains a `config.yaml` required for inference. ### Panel Detection Model Detects panels and panel identifier labels (e.g. "A", "B") within multi-panel figures. Trained on the PubMed-Ophtha-Annotation dataset merged with [PanelSeg](https://doi.org/10.1145/3331184.3331253) and [ImageCLEF2016](https://www.imageclef.org/2016/medical), starting from an ImageCLEF2016-pretrained checkpoint. - **mAP@0.50:** 0.909 (panels), 0.903 (panel identifiers) - **mAP@0.95:** 0.532 (panels), 0.018 (panel identifiers) ### Image Type Detection Model Detects individual images within a panel and assigns each a retinal imaging modality: color fundus photography (CFP), optical coherence tomography (OCT), retinal imaging (ultra-wide field / fluorescein angiography), or other (graphs, ultrasound, etc.). - **mAP@0.50:** 0.892 - **mAP@0.95:** 0.558 ### Mark Status Classifier A ResNet-50 binary classifier applied to cropped image regions detected by the image type model. Predicts whether an image contains annotation marks such as arrows, dots, or bounding boxes. - **Accuracy:** 89.5% on the held-out test set ## Usage Models are consumed by the [`pubmed-ophtha`](https://github.com/berenslab/pubmed-ophtha) Python package. Download all weights with: ```bash pip install pubmed-ophtha pubmed-ophtha-split pull-models --local-dir . ``` Or download directly via `huggingface_hub`: ```python from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download snapshot_download(repo_id="pubmed-ophtha/detection-models", local_dir=".") ``` After downloading, run inference via the `DetectronFigureSplitter`: ```python from pubmed_ophtha.figure_splitting.detectron_figure_splitter import DetectronFigureSplitter from pubmed_ophtha.const.models import get_default_model_args splitter = DetectronFigureSplitter(**get_default_model_args()) with open("figure.png", "rb") as f: image_bytes = f.read() predictions = splitter.predict(image_bytes) # Keys: pred_boxes, pred_classes, scores, # secondary_pred_classes, secondary_scores, keep_after_nms ``` `pred_classes` contains Panel/Label detections from the panel detection model followed by CFP/OCT/Retinal Imaging/Other detections from the image type model. `secondary_pred_classes` contains the Plain/Annotated mark status for each image detection (set to `"None"` for panel detections). ## Training Both RetinaNet models use a ResNet backbone with FPN, finetuned from an ImageCLEF2016-pretrained Detectron2 checkpoint on the PubMed-Ophtha-Annotation dataset. The ResNet-50 classifier was trained from an ImageNet-pretrained checkpoint for 35 epochs with random cropping, flips, affine transformations, and color augmentation. ## Dataset The ground-truth annotations used for training are available as part of the PubMed-Ophtha dataset: [huggingface.co/datasets/pubmed-ophtha/PubMed-Ophtha](https://huggingface.co/datasets/pubmed-ophtha/PubMed-Ophtha) ## Citation ```bibtex @article{hallitschke2026pubmed, title={{PubMed-Ophtha}: An open resource for training ophthalmology vision-language models on scientific literature}, author={Hallitschke, Verena Jasmin and Eickhoff, Carsten and Berens, Philipp}, journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2605.02720}, year={2026} } ``` ## License MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).