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One-Shot Data Selection for Medical Image Classification via Graph Coverage

Official implementation of One-Shot Data Selection for Medical Image Classification via Graph Coverage (MICCAI 2026).

Given a labeled training pool of medical images, this method selects a small representative subset that preserves downstream classification accuracy, without any model training during selection. We build a k-nearest neighbor graph over frozen foundation-model embeddings and derive a two-term coverage kernel from the heat diffusion kernel; greedy facility location on this kernel yields a class-balanced subset that maximizes coverage of the data manifold.

Setup

pip install torch torchvision medmnist numpy pandas scikit-learn scipy tqdm faiss-gpu

Usage

# Run selection + evaluation
python -m graphcov.run \
    --datasets organsmnist \
    --methods graph_a2 facility fps herding random \
    --embeddings uni \
    --ratios 0.02 0.05 \
    --trials 5 -v \
    --training-paradigm iteration \
    --iterations 1000

# List available methods, datasets, embeddings
python -m graphcov.run --list-methods
python -m graphcov.run --list-datasets
python -m graphcov.run --list-embeddings

# Ablation: compare k values
python -m graphcov.run.compare_k \
    --dataset organsmnist \
    --method graph_a2 \
    --embedding uni \
    --k-values 5 10 20 \
    --ratio 0.02 --train --trials 3

# Ablation: compare global vs per-class graph
python -m graphcov.run.compare_global \
    --dataset organsmnist \
    --method graph_a2 \
    --embedding uni \
    --ratio 0.02 --train --trials 3

Methods

One-shot (embedding-based):

  • graph_a1 ... graph_a5 — Graph kernel coverage (1-hop to 5-hop)
  • facility — Greedy facility location on cosine similarity
  • fps — Farthest point sampling
  • herding — Iterative mean-matching

Training-based:

  • eva — Error variability across epochs
  • el2n_top — Error L2-norm scoring
  • forgetting — Forgetting event counting

Key Arguments

Argument Description
--datasets MedMNIST dataset names
--methods Selection methods
--embeddings uni, imagenet, trained, random
--ratios Selection ratios (e.g., 0.02 0.05)
--trials Number of random seeds
-k k-NN neighbors (default: 10)
--k-hops Propagation depth (default: 2)
--global Global graph construction

Results are saved to graphcov/results/runs/<run_id>/.

Selection Visualizations


OrganAMNIST. More hops reduce redundancy: each selected sample implicitly covers a wider neighborhood, forcing the algorithm to pick from regions not yet reachable. E.g., the green and orange classes go from tightly clustered selections under 1-hop to broadly distributed under 2- and 3-hop coverage.


DermaMNIST. Global selection spends budget where it matters: more samples in ambiguous, overlapping regions, fewer in compact clusters already well-represented by a single pick.

Citation

If you use this code, please cite:

@misc{Rustamov2026,
  title={One-Shot Data Selection for Medical Image Classification via Graph Coverage},
  author={Zahiriddin Rustamov and Nadia Badawi and Rafat Damseh and Nazar Zaki},
  year={2026},
  eprint={2606.22002},
  archivePrefix={arXiv},
  primaryClass={cs.CV},
  url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.22002}
}

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One-shot coreset selection for medical image classification, on frozen foundation-model embeddings. MICCAI 2026.

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