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AIMCON_JMI_26

Do multimodal skin lesion classifiers lean on metadata shortcuts? Image vs metadata vs fusion on ISIC 2019, with occlusion, subgroup and fairness tests.

What it is

The repository investigates shortcut learning in multimodal skin lesion classification by training and evaluating image-only, metadata-only, and fusion models, and running experiments to assess reliance on demographic shortcuts. It includes data preprocessing, model definitions, training loops, evaluation metrics, and multiple experiment scripts for analysis.

  • dermatology
  • fairness
  • medical-imaging
  • multimodal
  • pytorch
  • shortcut-learning
Scored at492eb5e9 Nov 2026Changes since

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  • Machine Learning90%
  • Computer Vision85%
  • Data Science60%
  • MLOps20%

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  • Clear research focus on a relevant problem (shortcut learning in medical AI).
  • Modular codebase with separate components for data, models, training, and evaluation.
  • Includes multiple experiments to thoroughly investigate the research question.
  • Provides unit tests and configuration for reproducibility.

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