Skin Type Diversity in Skin Lesion Datasets: A Review
Neda Alipour,
Ted Burke,
Jane Courtney
Abstract:Purpose of review
Skin type diversity in image datasets refers to the representation of various skin types. This diversity allows for the verification of comparable performance of a trained model across different skin types. A widespread problem in datasets involving human skin is the lack of verifiable diversity in skin types, making it difficult to evaluate whether the performance of the trained models generalizes across different skin types. For example, the diversity issues in skin lesion dat… Show more
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