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20160120-03 李硕: Toward Medical Image Analysis without Segmentation

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摘要: 【16-03期VALSE Webinar活动】报告嘉宾2:李硕(University of Western Ontario)报告时间:2016年1月20日(星期三)晚21:00(北京时间)报告题目:Toward Medical Image Analysis without Segmentation ... ... ... ...

16-03VALSE Webinar活动】

报告嘉宾2李硕University of Western Ontario
报告时间:2016120日(星期三)晚21:00(北京时间)
报告题目: Toward Medical Image Analysis without Segmentation [Slides]

主持人: 何晖光(中科院自动化所)
报告摘要:Direct methods have recently emerged as an effective and efficient tool in automated medical image analysis and become a trend to solve diverse challenging tasks in clinical practise. Compared to traditional methods, direct methods are of much more clinical significance by straightly targeting to the final clinical goal rather than relying on any intermediate steps. These intermediate steps, e.g., segmentation, registration and tracking, are actually not necessary and only limited to very constrained tasks far from being used in practical clinical applications; moreover they are computationally expensive and timeconsuming, which causes a high waste of research resources. The advantages of direct methods stem from 1) removal of intermediate steps, e.g., segmentation, tracking and registration; 2) avoidance of user inputs and initialization; 3) reformulation of conventional challenging problems, e.g., inversion problem, with efficient solutions.
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报告人简介:
Dr. Shuo Li is an associate professor in department of medical imaging and medical biophysics in the University of Western Ontario and scientist in Lawson Health Research Institute. Before this position he was research scientist and project manager in general electric (GE) healthcare, Canada for 9 years. He fund and direct the Digital Imaging Group of London (http://digitalimaginggroup.ca/) since 2006, which is a very dynamic and highly multiple disciplinary collaboration group. He received his Ph.D. degree in computer science from Concordia University 2006, where his PhD thesis won the doctoral prize giving to the most deserving graduating student in the faculty of engineering and computer science.  He has published over 100 publications; He is the recipient of several GE internal awards; He serves as guest editors and associate editor in several prestigious journals in the field; He servers as program committee members in highly influential conferences; He is the editors of five springer books. His current interest is development intelligent analytic tools to help physicians and hospital administrative to handle the big medical data, centered with medical images.

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