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MONAI in JupyterLab

Using MONAI Core, MONAI Label/3D Slicer (SlicerJupyter) via JupyterLab

Medical Open Network for AI (MONAI) is a framework built for deep learning in healthcare imaging. To use MONAI on the DNAnexus Platform, run JupyterLab with the MONAI_ML feature, which includes:

  • MONAI Core: PyTorch-based framework for deep learning in healthcare imaging.

  • MONAI Label: An intelligent image labeling and learning tool designed to create training datasets and build AI annotation models. It provides a server-client framework that integrates with imaging viewers.

  • 3D Slicer: An open-source software designed for the visualization, processing, and analysis of medical, biomedical, and other 3D images. In a Jupyter environment, 3D Slicer is accessible through the SlicerJupyter kernel and acts as a client for the MONAI Label server.

The MONAI Core, MONAI Label, and 3D Slicer (SlicerJupyter) come pre-installed with the JupyterLab MONAI_ML feature option.

Using MONAI Core

For sample Jupyter notebooks and tutorials, see the official project MONAI tutorials.

You can find technical documentation for MONAI Core.

Using MONAI Label with 3D Slicer

For examples showing how to use 3D Slicer with MONAI Label, see the following sample Jupyter notebooks in the DNAnexus OpenBio repository:

For general examples and tutorials on using MONAI Label and 3D Slicer (SlicerJupyter), explore the following GitHub repositories:

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