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Task: 2D UNet for prostate cancer diagnosis.
The pull request contains an implementation of a 2D UNet CNN used for assisting in prostate cancer diagnosis, via identification of points of interest. The code is program into several files, dataset.py which contains the data loaders for the relevant data, modules.py which contains the construction initial UNet model. train.py which contains the algorithm for training the model, and predict.py which shows an implementation of the trained model.