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Found 8 papers, 4 papers with code
$σ$-PCA: a unified neural model for linear and nonlinear principal component analysis
Essentially, we propose a modification that allows nonlinear PCA to learn not just the second, but also the first rotation -- by maximising both variance and statistical independence.
Inference of captions from histopathological patches
In this study, we compiled a dataset (PatchGastricADC22) of histopathological captions of stomach adenocarcinoma endoscopic biopsy specimens, which we extracted from diagnostic reports and paired with patches extracted from the associated whole slide images.
Bayesian analysis of the prevalence bias: learning and predicting from imbalanced data
This mismatch is known as sampling bias.
A deep learning model for gastric diffuse-type adenocarcinoma classification in whole slide images
Gastric diffuse-type adenocarcinoma represents a disproportionately high percentage of cases of gastric cancers occurring in the young, and its relative incidence seems to be on the rise.
Partial transfusion: on the expressive influence of trainable batch norm parameters for transfer learning
Most modern architecture contain batch normalisation layers, and fine-tuning a model with such layers requires taking a few precautions as they consist of trainable and non-trainable weights and have two operating modes: training and inference.
Deep learning models for gastric signet ring cell carcinoma classification in whole slide images
Signet ring cell carcinoma (SRCC) of the stomach is a rare type of cancer with a slowly rising incidence.
Fully-automated deep learning slice-based muscle estimation from CT images for sarcopenia assessment
The output consisted of a segmented muscle mass on a CT slice at the level of L3 vertebra.
Automatic L3 slice detection in 3D CT images using fully-convolutional networks
The analysis of single CT slices extracted at the third lumbar vertebra (L3) has garnered significant clinical interest in the past few years, in particular in regards to quantifying sarcopenia (muscle loss).
