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Leveraging Advanced Computer Vision for Medical Imaging Applications
BIOSTATISTICS BRANCH SEMINAR SERIES PRESENTS
BB seminar:
Cornelia Fermüller, Ph.D.
Research Scientist
University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS) & Maryland Institute for Health Computing
Date: Wednesday, November 20h, 2024
Time: 10:30 am to 11:30 am (EST.)
Location: 4E032/034 & Join Via WebEx
Meeting number: 2313 981 7402
Password: BBsem11.20
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Access code: 2313 981 7402
Title: Leveraging Advanced Computer Vision for Medical Imaging Applications
Abstract:
In this talk, I will explore three applications of cutting-edge computer vision techniques for medical imaging and discuss the unique challenges associated with each. First, I will cover a semi-supervised training approach designed to address the scarcity of precise annotations in chest CT scans by incorporating weakly labeled data into deep learning algorithms. Next, I will introduce innovative methods for aligning and analyzing highly noisy sonogram images, advancing the feasibility of a new device for sleep apnea detection. Finally, I will discuss biomarker identification techniques for tracking progression in multiple sclerosis using MRI scans, where data scarcity and label inconsistency pose significant hurdles. I will also provide an overview of the upcoming initiatives at the newly established Maryland Institute for Health Computing, which I recently joined, and how we aim to drive future advancements in health-focused AI.