It would be of help to visit International Dermoscopy Society (IDS) website.

Best!

Hi Danijela,

Thanks for your answer.

I already visited IDS website. I need in particular images with blue-black features identified, to test a new classification algorithm.

I recommend to visit derm101.com, there you can find an "Clinical Atlas of 101 Common Skin Diseases" with over 3,200 color photographs. There are also 900 "Quizzes", especially containing pigmented lesions. The Quizzes can be sorted by "pigmented lesions"

(http://www.derm101.com/core-resources/quizzes/pigmented-lesions/)

or by "disease"

(http://www.derm101.com/core-resources/quizzes/study-by-disease/),

each Quiz contains several high quality photographs and photomicrographs. A free membership is offered.

Hi I want to know if you could find the dermoscopic image database? I am looking also for a project that I am going to work.

Dear Natalia, I have one suggestion for you. Send me an email([email protected])

Hi

i have a highly good suggestion . only follow the following link !!

By the way , if you was successfull to download this database ,please mail it for me as well since i was not able to download it ...

i think it is only possible help in this particular case .In fact i am aslo working on this project ..this database has 200 dermoscopy images ..

my email : [email protected]

http://www.fc.up.pt/addi/ph2%20database.html

Regards ..

 this paper is highly useful as well . i suggest you to read it at least 1 time !!

please feedback me via my mail .

we can help together in this field .

And aslo this suggestion for NATALIA

CAN you send your mail  me also ?

THanks

Hi Giuseppe.

The issue here is the diagnosis. An interesting idea is to see if the registration through the smartphone (with the lenses) has identification power comparable to the dermoscope.

To test this question, it is necessary to obtain a set of images through the smartphone and to evaluate them also by dermoscopy. Then use the same automatic learning algorithm to see if the results are similar or not in terms of sensitivity and specificity.

Sending images to a database, in which much information is known, but without diagnosis, has little relevance in my opinion.

I hope my answer was helpful

Regards

Rui Fonseca-Pinto

yes, I can observe some exampes of these images

Thanks above.

Hi, for those interested in skin imaging, it was recently published a light field dataset of skin lesions (SKINL2). The data set is captured with a focused plenoptic camera with extended depth of field.

Fell free to downlod and explore here:

on.ipleiria.pt/plenoisla

or

https://www.it.pt/AutomaticPage?id=3459

It may be helpful for others. The dataset consists of 2500 training set and training ground truth set.

https://challenge.kitware.com/#phase/5abcb19a56357d0139260e53