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PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY STANDARD
ICS 11.040.99
CCS C 40
Artificial intelligence medical device - Quality requirements
and evaluation -- Part 3.General requirement for data
annotation
Issued on: AUGUST 17, 2022
Implemented on: SEPTEMBER 01, 2023
Issued by. National Medical Products Administration
Table of Contents
Foreword... 3
Introduction... 4
1 Scope... 5
2 Normative references... 5
3 Terms and definitions... 5
4 Documentation for annotation tasks... 7
5 Quality characteristics of data annotation... 9
6 Annotation and quality control process... 11
7 Annotation tools... 12
8 Evaluation method... 16
Annex A (informative) Description examples for annotation task... 18
Annex B (informative) Business architecture examples (chest CT lung nodules)... 34
Annex C (informative) Evaluation of AI-assisted annotation performance... 37
Bibliography... 47
Artificial intelligence medical device - Quality requirements
and evaluation - Part 3.General requirement for data
annotation
1 Scope
This document specifies the general requirements and evaluation methods for data
labeling of artificial intelligence medical devices.
This document applies to data labeling activities for artificial intelligence medical
devices.
2 Normative references
The following referenced documents are indispensable for the application of this
document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references,
the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.
YY/T 1833.1, Artificial intelligence medical device - Quality requirements and
evaluation - Part 1.Terminology
YY/T 1833.2, Artificial intelligence medical device - Quality requirements and
evaluation - Part 2.General requirements for datasets
3 Terms and definitions
For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions defined in YY/T 1833.1,
YY/T 1833.2 as well as the followings apply.
3.1 annotation task
The activity of purposefully analyzing a batch of data and adding external knowledge.
3.2 annotation object
The detailed information of annotation task analysis, such as the type, characteristics,
and attributes of the data.
3.3 structured annotation
annotators.
3.14 annotator performance
A representation of the ability of annotators to perform annotation tasks.
3.15 annotation responsible organization
The entity that organizes and carries out annotation tasks and has direct responsibility
for the quality of annotation.
4 Documentation for annotation tasks
4.1 Classification of annotation tasks
Before the annotation task begins, the annotation responsible organization shall clearly
define the classification of the annotation task, including dimensions such as data
modality, execution subject, annotation result format, annotation result nature, and
annotation result form.
The data modalities of annotation tasks are divided into images, signals, videos, texts,
etc. According to the execution subject, annotation tasks can be divided into manual
annotation, automatic annotation, semi-automatic annotation, etc. According to the
format of the annotation results, annotation tasks can be divided into structured
annotation, non-structured annotation, semi-structured annotation, etc. The nature of
the annotation results can be divided into GT value, reference standard, gold standard,
etc. The form of the annotation results can be divided into detection, classification,
segmentation, semantics, etc.
NOTE. Semantic annotation is often used to describe the relationship or connection between objects,
such as the relative position of muscle and fat on ultrasound images.
4.2 Description of annotation task
4.2.1 Annotation rules
The annotation responsible organization shall state the rules on which the annotation
task is based, meeting the following requirements.
- The definition of each annotation object is unique and unambiguous;
- The name of the annotation object has a compliance document;
- Different annotation objects are distinguishable;
- The qualitative characteristics of the annotation object shall be verifiable;
- Definition and examples of annotation objects, such as positive samples, negative
samples, target areas, non-target areas, major signs, minor signs, interference
items, examples of difficult situations, etc.;
- Storage format, preview method, granularity, accuracy, etc. of annotation results
and measurement results.
The annotation responsible organization shall describe the data organization plan, such
as data cleaning, data duplication checking, etc.
For data from laboratory measurements, the annotation responsible organization shall
describe the measurement method, measurement device, measurement conditions and
personnel, etc.
For data from simulation synthesis, the annotation responsible organization shall
describe the calculation process and confirmation method.
NOTE. Annex A gives an example of a annotation task description document.
5 Quality characteristics of data annotation
5.1 Accuracy
The annotation responsible organization shall declare the accuracy of the annotation
results based on the form of the annotation results.
If applicable, in specific annotation scenarios, the following indicators can be used.
- Detection. recall rate, precision;
- Classification. sensitivity, specificity, accuracy;
- Segmentation. Dice coefficient, intersection-over-union ratio, Hausdorff distance;
- Measurement, counting. absolute error, relative error;
- Dynamic curve evaluation. Pearson correlation coefficient, 2-norm error.
5.2 Consistency
The annotation responsible organization shall declare the internal consistency of input
and output data and information in each link of the annotation process, including
personnel information, annotation results, and original data.
The annotation responsible organization shall declare the consistency between
annotators, such as.
Classification task. Use Kappa coefficient to describe the consistency between
annotators drops significantly, the annotation responsible organization shall rest, train
and re-evaluate the annotators.
Repeatability can be evaluated by using the method of question verification, which
counts the annotation results of the same annotator on the same data in each continuous
annotation process. The proportion of samples with consistent repeated annotation or
errors within the allowable range in the repeated annotation samples is calculated.
NOTE 1.For example, after completing the classification and annotation of 20 diabetic retinopathy
images, one of them is randomly selected and re-annotated.
The accuracy index can be evaluated by comparing the annotators' and the arbitration conclusions.
The proportion of primary annotation samples that the arbitration personnel consider correct is
calculated.
NOTE 2.For example, after every 20 diabetic retinopathy images are annotated, one image is
randomly selected for arbitration and comparison by an arbitrator to ensure statistical accuracy.
6.2.5 Security management
The annotation responsible organization shall implement the following safety
management measures.
a) Before annotation, the annotation responsible organization shall ensure that the
data to be annotated has been desensitized. An independent backup of the data to
be annotated shall be established to ensure that the backup is not modified or
deleted;
b) Before the equipment that performs data annotation, calculation and storage is
deactivated, retired or exits the annotation task, all data in it shall be completely
deleted and cannot be restored;
c) The party responsible for annotation shall ensure the network security of the
annotation process, such as using firewalls, boundary protection, intrusion
protection and other security measures.
7 Annotation tools
7.1 Functions
7.1.1 Processing objects
The annotation tool shall clearly define the scope of the processing object, including
data collection method and storage format.
a) According to the data collection method, the processing objects can be divided
into.
- Image data. CT, MR, PET, X-ray, mammography, ultrasound, endoscopy,
pathology, etc.;
- Signal data. electrocardiogram (ECG), electroencephalogram (EEG),
electromyogram (EMG), heart and lung sounds, etc.;
- Text data (if applicable). outpatient and emergency records, hospitalization
records, laboratory records, medication records, surgical records, and follow-
up records.
b) According to the data storage format, the processing objects can be divided into.
- Image format. Dicom, Dicom-RT, png, jpg, tif, etc.;
- Signal format. xml, HL7, etc.;
- Video format. avi, mp4, etc.;
- Text format (if applicable). txt, doc, pdf, etc.;
- Other formats. data formats customized by the manufacturer.
7.1.2 Data display
The annotation tool shall have a data display interface that meets the following
requirements.
a) The annotation tool shall support data display functions within the data reading
range, such as.
- Dicom format data. sequence page turning, window width and window position
adjustment, multi-pane display, translation, overall zoom, inversion, local
zoom, straight line measurement, angle measurement, image rotation/flip,
sequence playback, restore original image, image rendering, image gain,
dynamic range, etc.;
- Video format data. video playback pause, frame rate adjustment, overall zoom,
local zoom, contrast adjustment, saturation adjustment, etc.;
- Picture format data. translation, rotation, overall zoom, local zoom, contrast
adjustment, saturation adjustment, etc.;
- Text format data. font size adjustment, font type adjustment, local zoom, single
column display, multi-column display, full page display, scrolling display, etc.
b) The data display interface shall prevent unauthorized access to data, such as
copying, downloading, saving, printing, etc.
7.1.3 Data annotation
- Support the setting of result import and export permissions, including personnel
permissions, data permissions, project permissions, etc.
7.1.5 Progress display
Annotation tools and platforms shall provide the ability to display the progress of
annotation tasks, such as.
- Support data annotation status display, including unannotated and annotated, etc.
- Support project or data set annotation progress statistics and display functions,
including percentage display, bar chart display, pie chart display, etc.
- Support conditional search annotation progress statistics and display functions, and
the search conditions include project, data set, data type, annotator, etc.
7.1.6 Task scheduling
The annotation tools and platforms shall have the annotation task scheduling function,
such as.
- Support the creation, viewing, suspension, resumption, restart, deletion,
modification and corresponding permission configuration of annotation tasks;
- Support the permission configuration of annotation tasks, including personnel
permissions, data permissions, project permissions, operation process
permissions, etc.;
- Support the logical configuration of annotation tasks, including cross-annotation
methods, arbitration annotation conditions and methods, and review annotation
conditions and methods.
7.1.7 Review and arbitration
For annotation tasks that require review and arbitration, annotation tools and platforms
shall support custom configuration functions, such as.
- Support custom configuration of arbitration conditions and methods, including
arbitration trigger conditions, arbitration personnel settings, and arbitration data
settings;
- Support custom configuration of audit conditions and methods, including audit
trigger conditions, annotation reviewer settings, and audit data settings.
7.1.8 Process records
The annotation tools and platforms shall have process recording functions and meet the
requirements of 5.8 traceability.
7.1.9 Security features
Annotation tools shall have the following safety features.
a) Data transmission security. Data transmission shall ensure that data is transmitted
to the designated object in a secure manner, such as using encryption technology,
identity authentication technology, data integrity verification technology, etc.;
b) Data storage security. Annotation tools shall have security measures to ensure
data security, such as encrypted storage. Original data and annotation results shall
be stored separately as original data files and annotation data files;
c) Identity authentication. Users shall be identified and identification information
shall be managed and maintained. The uniqueness of users during the life cycle
of the information system shall be ensured. Identity authentication shall be
successfully performed before the user makes an action request. User login
passwords shall be changed regularly;
d) Access control. Access control policies shall be in place and control of operations
between subjects and objects under policy control shall be implemented.
8 Evaluation method
8.1 Documentation of annotation tasks
Review the documents provided by the annotation responsible organization, which shall
meet the requirements of Chapter 4.
8.2 Quality characteristics of annotation tasks
8.2.1 Accuracy
In specific annotation scenarios, the annotation results can be sampled according to
Chapter 6 of YY/T 1833.2-2022.The sampled samples or all samples are evaluated by
expert demonstration, expert comparison, quantitative calculation, etc. The indicators
specified by the annotation responsible organization shall be calculated to meet the
requirements of 5.1.
8.2.2 Consistency
The consistency between the annotation results and the process documents shall be
checked by sampling inspection and shall meet the requirements of 5.2.
8.2.3 Precision
According to the claim of the party responsible for annotation, check the quantitative
characteristics of the data contained in the annotation results, which shall meet the
Annex A
(informative)
Description examples for annotation task
A.1 Wearable ECG
A.1.1 Classification of annotation tasks
This annotation task belongs to physiological signal annotation according to the data
modality. The data modality is a single-lead wearable ECG waveform signal. The
execution subject is manual annotation. This annotation task belongs to structured
annotation. The storage format of the annotation result is HL7.The annotation result
gives the classification of signal quality as a reference standard.
A.1.2 Annotation rules
The annotation object of this annotation task is the quality of ECG signal (the overall
quality of ECG signal in every 10 s). The definition and annotation rules of ECG signal
quality are given by an expert group composed of ECG clinical experts and engineering
and technical experts based on clinical literature and discussion. The professional titles
of experts are all above associate senior. Among them, medical experts have been
engaged in clinical work for more than 10 years. They have been engaged in data
annotation related work for more than 1 year. The annotation results include two
categories, namely "good signal quality" and "poor signal quality". "Good signal
quality" is defined as a clear QRS complex in the ECG signal observation window.
There is almost no baseline drift, that is, the baseline drift amplitude does not exceed
1/3 of the signal amplitude, and does not affect the QRS wave judgment. The T wave
in the observation window is clear, and there are no more than 2 unrecognizable T
waves. High-frequency noise interference is minimal. Pathological changes do not
affect the judgment of the signal quality level, such as premature beats, tachycardia and
other pathological processes. As long as the waveform is clear, it is judged as "good
signal quality". ECG signals that do not meet the above conditions are judged as "poor
signal quality".
The annotation rules are as follows. Organize 3 ECG doctors to train in advance on the
definition of ECG signal quality and software operation. During annotation, each doctor
uses the software to mark the signal quality back to back. Record the annotation results
of each annotator. First, use the minority obeys the majority method, that is, the signal
quality result of this segment determined by no less than 2 annotators is used as the
initial annotation result of this segment. The annotators review the initial annotation
results of the signal quality face to face. If there is no doubt about the initial annotation
result, the initial annotation result is used as the final annotation result. If there is a
disagreement or doubt about the initial annotation result, the expert group (composed
of 3 experts) will be asked to arbitrate. The expert group will give the final annotation
result after discussion based on the preliminary annotation results. During the
annotation process, a certain segment of the signal can be repeated periodically.
Observe whether the results of the annotators are consistent. If there is a contradiction,
use rest, training and other means to intervene.
A.1.3 Annotators
The ECG physician must have been engaged in clinical work for no less than 1 year,
have obtained the professional title of physician or above, and have received training
on this annotation rule.
The professional title of the arbitration expert group shall not be lower than the
intermediate professional title. The number of years they have been engaged in clinical
work shall not be less than 8 years. The number of years they have been engaged in
annotation shall not be less than 1 year.
The assessment indicators for annotators include classification accuracy, which is
required to be no less than 90%.
A.1.4 Annotation tools
The annotation software is self-written. Its main functions include reading, displaying,
adding annotations, reviewing and modifying annotations, and saving annotation
conclusions.
A.1.5 Annotation environment
The annotation task is carried out in a hospital's medical artificial intelligence
laboratory using medical monitors and office computers, with no special environmental
requirements.
A.1.6 Data
The data collection date is from January to July 2020.The collection device is a
wearable single-lead ECG monitoring device of a certain brand, which has obtained the
domestic medical device Class II registration certificate and meets the medical device
standards such as YY 0885-2013.The data storage format is a binary file. The sampling
rate is 200 Hz. The definition of the annotation object of this annotation task is shown
in A.1.2.The location of data collection is the hyperbaric oxygen department of a
certain hospital. The data source is the patients of this clinical department. There are no
special requirements for the patient's age, occupation, place of origin and other
characteristics. Data cleaning revolves around the effectiveness of data collection, such
as the wearing condition and signal strength of the ECG monitoring device, and invalid
data is manually removed. Data duplication checking mainly checks the duplication of
file names, patient numbers (IDs) and file contents. For details, see the hospital's data
annotate DR classification. Record the annotation results of each annotator. First, cross-
annotation is used. Each color photo needs more than 2 annotators to independently
annotate. If the annotation results for each disease classification are consistent, the
annotation process ends. The color photo and its annotation results are included in the
database. The annotation results can be sampled and reviewed as quality control. If the
annotation physicians do not agree on the annotation of a single or multiple diseases
during the cross-annotation stage, the color photo will be sent to the arbitration
annotation stage. The arbitration annotation physician reviews the annotation results
that need to be arbitrated and issues the final annotation results. During the annotation
process, the consistency between the annotation physician and himself is periodically
monitored. It is carried out by using the buried question verification method. For
example, after completing the classification annotation of 20 diabetic retinopathy
images, one of them is randomly selected for re-annotation.
A.2.3 Annotators
The professional title of the ophthalmologist shall not be lower than that of attending
physician. The years of experience in clinical work shall not be less than 3 years. The
years of experience in annotation shall not be less than 1 year. The ophthalmologist
shall have received training in fundus annotation and classification.
The professional title of the arbitration expert group shall not be lower than that of chief
physician. The number of years of clinical work shall not be less than 10 years. The
number of years of annotation work shall not be less than 3 years.
Personnel assessment indicators include classification accuracy, which is required to be
no less than 90%.
A.2.4 Annotation tools
The software used for annotation is not limited to any manufacturer. The main functions
of the software include reading, displaying, adding annotations, reviewing and
modifying annotations, and saving annotation conclusions of fundus image data. For
details on the software interface display, please refer to the manual of the specific
annotation software.
A.2.5 Annotation environment
The annotation task is carried out in the artificial intelligence R&D department of a
hospital. Medical monitors and office computers are used. No special environment
requirements are required.
A.2.6 Data
The data is collected from January to December 2020.The acquisition equipment is a
fundus color camera of a certain brand with a field of view of 45° (with a medical device
registration certificate). The data formats of fundus color photos are jpg, tiff, dcm, and
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