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😊 GSoC 2026 Evaluation: PrediCT Project (Shriyam Baloni)

This repository contains the evaluation tasks and technical proposals for the Google Summer of Code 2026 PrediCT project under ML4Sci. The work focuses on standardizing the Stanford COCA dataset and developing deep learning frameworks for coronary artery calcium (CAC) segmentation and physics-informed plaque growth simulation.


Dataset Overview: Stanford COCA

The pipeline processes the Stanford Coronary Artery Calcium (COCA) dataset, standardizing 1,155 non-contrast CT scans. The cohort was partitioned using a stratified split to ensure balanced representation of calcium burden across training, validation, and testing sets.

Cohort Total Scans Zero Calcium Cases (%) Avg Calcium Burden
TRAIN SET 714 306 (42.9%) 607.19 voxels
VAL SET 217 90 (41.5%) 621.07 voxels
TEST SET 224 87 (38.8%) 630.06 voxels
TOTAL 1,155 483 (41.8%) 614.21 voxels

✅ Completed:

  • Project 1: Heart Segmentation (top priority)- completed can be viewed in TASK_1 folder along with its report
  • Project 3 (task3)implementation- Completed task 3 and its results can be viewed in TASK 3 folder .
  • Common task is present inside COCA_scripts as it was implemented on the original code .

<--Repository Structure-->

├── COCA_scripts/           # Common Task: Preprocessing Suite
│   
├── TASK_1/                 # Project 1: Heart Segmentation
│
├── TASK 3/                 # Project 3: Coronary Atlas Registration
│
├── proposal/               # GSoC 2026 Formal Submissions
    ├── proposal 1/
    └── proposal 2/        

#Development reports of each fo the TASK(1&3) and common task are present in their respective folders . additionally, common task's documentation is simply this readme File(The Design Rationale Section).

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