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Digital Pathology Annotation Data for Improved Deep Neural Network Classification
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Digital Pathology Annotation Data for Improved Deep Neural Network Classification

Edward Kim, SaiLakshmiDeepika Mente, Andrew Keenan and Vijay Gehlot
MEDICAL IMAGING 2017: IMAGING INFORMATICS FOR HEALTHCARE, RESEARCH, AND APPLICATIONS, v 10138, 101380
01 Jan 2017

Abstract

Life Sciences & Biomedicine Radiology, Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging Science & Technology Optics Physical Sciences
In the field of digital pathology, there is an explosive amount of imaging data being generated. Thus, there is an ever growing need to create assistive or automatic methods to analyze collections of images for screening and classification. Machine learning, specifically deep learning algorithms, developed for digital pathology have the potential to assist in this way. Deep learning architectures have demonstrated great success over existing classification models but require massive amounts of labeled training data that either doesn't exist or are cost and time prohibitive to obtain. In this project, we present a framework for representing, collecting, validating, and utilizing cytopathology features for improved neural network classification.

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