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### Datasets in dataset_definitions.yml
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*`wider` used for evaluation models on WIDER Face dataset where the face is the first class. (model example: [mtcnn](../models/public/mtcnn/README.md))
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*`wider_without_bkgr` used for evaluation models on WIDER Face dataset where the face is class zero. (model examples: [mobilefacedet-v1-mxnet](../models/public/mobilefacedet-v1-mxnet/README.md))
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*`wider_without_bkgr` used for evaluation models on WIDER Face dataset where the face is class zero. (model example: [face-detection-0204](../models/intel/face-detection-0204/README.md))
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### Supported Models
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* brain-tumor-segmentation-0001
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* brain-tumor-segmentation-0002
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> **NOTE**: Refer to the tables [Intel's Pre-Trained Models Device Support](../../../models/intel/device_support.md) and [Public Pre-Trained Models Device Support](../../../models/public/device_support.md) for the details on models inference support at different devices.
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```sh
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python3 3d_segmentation_demo.py -i <path_to_image>/inputImage.tiff -m <path_to_model>/brain-tumor-segmentation-0001.xml -d CPU -o <path_to_output>
`-ms` option aligns input modalities that depend on a dataset. For example, [Medical Decathlon](http://medicaldecathlon.com/) brain tumor segmentation data modalities follow in different order than it's required by nets. To make a correct order using Medical Decathlon brain tumor data the correct option is `2,0,3,1` for `brain-tumor-segmentation-0001` and `1,2,3,0` for `brain-tumor-segmentation-0002`.
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`-ms` option aligns input modalities that depend on a dataset. For example, [Medical Decathlon](http://medicaldecathlon.com/) brain tumor segmentation data modalities follow in different order than it's required by nets. To make a correct order using Medical Decathlon brain tumor data the correct option is `1,2,3,0` for `brain-tumor-segmentation-0002`.
`--full_intensities_range` option is related to preprocessing of input data. It can be different for different models, for example, `brain-tumor-segmentation-0001` expects normalized data in [0,1] range and nullified non-positive values, while `brain-tumor-segmentation-0002` just requires z-score normalization in a full range. So to use `brain-tumor-segmentation-0002` model, the flag `--full_intensities_range` should be set, while for `brain-tumor-segmentation-0001` no preprocessing option is required.
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`--full_intensities_range` option is related to preprocessing of input data. It can be different for different models, for example, `brain-tumor-segmentation-0002` just requires z-score normalization in a full range. So to use `brain-tumor-segmentation-0002` model, the flag `--full_intensities_range` should be set.
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