Organs

Organs are collected in five realms, named for what they are made of or what they stand for. Choose a realm to limit the specimen slider to it, or pick any tile.

1. Collect

   Images come from open sources: Wikimedia Commons, iNaturalist and the Wellcome Collection. Each one keeps its author, license and link.

2. Cut out

   A segmentation model removes the background. One click can pick an organ out of a jar or a dish. The organ is placed on a single neutral ground.

3. Mask

   The outline becomes a map with one class: animal, plant, fungal, metaphor or scifi. This is the only thing the model will be given.

4. Review

   Automatic checks drop frames where the subject is tiny, cropped or split in pieces. A person keeps or rejects what is left.

5. Learn

   Planned, not done: a small mask-to-image network that answers a painted region with a specimen.

Every image belongs to its author and is shown under the license named beside it. The cutouts are adaptations: the background was removed, and the image was cropped and resized. Images under non-commercial licenses are in the dataset but are not shown here. The exact license version is on each source page.