Releases
The TUDP Corpus is freely available. The only reason we require
registration is that we need to track who downloads the data.
We also want to be able to inform you of any updates to the
releases.
To request access to the TUDP Corpus, please fill out
this form
You will receive an automatically-generated username and password
via email. Data collected is unencumbered
and can be used for both research and commercialization purposes.
Once you have obtained the username and password, you can
selectively download portions of the corpus using your browser.
You can also use our anonymous rsync service to download the data.
Because of the size of the files, it is likely that your internet
connection may crash. Therefore, we recommend you wrap rsync with a
script that automatically restarts rsync. This will allow your
download to continue until it is finished. Please download this
script nedc_rsync.sh
and modify it accordingly to download the data you want to retrieve.
The rsync command:
rsync -auxvL nedc@www.isip.piconepress.com:data/to/download/file .
Publications
Doshna, B., Wevodau, Z., Jhala, N., Obeid, I., & Picone, J. (2021). The Temple University Digital Pathology Corpus: The Breast Tissue Subset. In I. Obeid, I. Selesnick, & J. Picone (Eds.), Proceedings of the IEEE Signal Processing in Medicine and Biology Symposium (SPMB) (pp. 1–3). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. (Download).