For the final submission to MIDOG, the participants are required to provide a link to a preprint with a brief (approx. 2 pages) description of their method and results on a preprint site (such as arxiv.org, medrxiv.org) together with their submission. As outlined in the rules, we will not accept publications hosted on private file repositories, such as private or institutional websites or cloud file storage (e.g., google drive / baidu wangpan / etc.).
We do provide a template (double column, IEEE style) for this. There is no explicit page limit for that description, but it has to include a conclusive description of the approach of the participating team.
As in previous MIDOG editions, we plan to publish challenge proceedings. Preprints will undergo review, and participants will be invited to present at the MICCAI MIDOG workshop and contribute to the proceedings based on the review outcome.
For the proceedings, the highest-rated challenge submissions will be eligible for full-paper contributions (up to 8 pages), while all accepted workshop papers will be eligible for short-paper contributions (4 pages).