Creating a Synthetic Dataset
Follow these simple steps to generate your synthetic dataset using Sinkove’s platform:Step 1: Select Model
Navigate to the Generator tab and choose a suitable generative model from the dropdown menu. Our models are optimized for different types of medical imaging scenarios.Different models may specialize in specific imaging modalities or medical
conditions. Choose the one that best fits your research requirements.
Step 2: Configure Dataset
Fill in the provided fields with the details of the medical images you wish to generate:- Prompts/Descriptions: Enter relevant medical descriptions (e.g., “Severe cardiomegaly”, “Normal chest X-ray”)
- Dataset Size: Currently limited to approximately 1000 images
- Additional Parameters: Configure any model-specific settings as needed
Use specific, clinical terminology in your prompts for the most accurate
synthetic image generation.
Step 3: Generate Data
You have two options for data generation:Preview Generation
- Click Generate sample to preview a single synthetic image
- Review the quality and adjust parameters if needed
- This helps ensure the output matches your expectations
Full Dataset Generation
- Set your desired dataset size (up to ~1000 images)
- Click Generate dataset to initiate full dataset generation
- Monitor the progress in your dashboard
Dataset generation may take several minutes to hours depending on the size and
complexity of your request.
Downloading Your Dataset
Once your dataset is ready, use our Python SDK for quick and efficient downloading:Need to set up the SDK? Check our SDK Installation Guide or jump straight to the SDK Quick Start.
Quick Links
SDK Installation
Install and configure the Python SDK
SDK Quick Start
Create your first dataset with code
API Keys
Set up API authentication
SDK Examples
Browse practical code examples
Need Help?
If you encounter any issues or have questions:- Check our SDK API Reference for technical details
- Contact our support team at support@sinkove.com
- Browse SDK Examples for common use cases
- Review the complete Python SDK documentation