Tun in Thursday (July 23) @CHILconference -- @KatieLewisMIT will be presenting her work on registering clinical quality images (presentation video prerecorded - watch now! Q&A at 1:25 PM EST). with @nsanar and John Guttag @MIT_CSAIL@mit_caml ! Info: https://t.co/0WnOMexqrE
Thanks @VentureBeat for the feature!
"MIT researchers train AI to predict how humans paint works of art: https://t.co/JdeQEZFvTx"
We are doing a live Q&A now for #CVPR2020 attendees! :) https://t.co/tTlXZE6hxS
Our work on synthesizing time lapses of paintings is now up on arXiv! What a fun and challenging project with @balaguha@KatieLewisMIT@AdrianDalca
https://t.co/AbH8YOPYcR
Painting Many Pasts: Synthesizing Time Lapse Videos of Paintings
pdf: https://t.co/BX0IJSPm0e
abs: https://t.co/pR3Mf4SBJA
project page: https://t.co/PeifRtrxlc
video: https://t.co/E8hvrAf1Zu
Amy continues to dominate the data augmentation game with a "Best of CVPR 2019" feature by @RSIPvision - congratulations to @AmyZhaoMIT! https://t.co/V3oShkqoO1
@GuilleJiCan We did some early experiments with GANs and found that they had a hard time synthesizing scans that are consistent with the labels (which is necessary for data augmentation). But it's possible that more experimentation could produce better results :)
"One scan, no problem." A great article and interview by MIT news about our #CVPR2019 paper on data augmentation and one-shot #MRI segmentation! We talk about the method, its applications, and its fun roots in #MagicTheGathering.
“We’re hoping this will make image segmentation more accessible in realistic situations where you don’t have a lot of training data.” Don't miss @AmyZhaoMIT tomorrow at #CVPR2019. https://t.co/mYnKttNRTA
@GuilleJiCan Thank you! Our intuition is that the learned transformations help to mimic the spatial and intensity variations in the population, while adding random transformations to the mix can help with overall robustness.
Check out @AmyZhaoMIT’s work at poster 160 during the #wicv workshop at #CVPR2019. She shows that by learning transformations to synthesize labeled data, you can improve few shot classification accuracy. She’ll also be talking about it during an oral on Thursday morning 💪🏾
@KatieLewisMIT is presenting her work at poster 147 during the #wicv workshop at #CVPR2019! Stop by to learn more about her method for faster, more accurate registration for MRI images 🧠
@crocodoyle Not in this iteration unfortunately! Still dreaming of fitting it into a journal submission or something. I'd love to see the work published somewhere 🙂
Our paper on learning how to do data augmentation (accepted to #cvpr2019) is up on arXiv! We show how to use our method to do medical image segmentation with just a single labeled example. We use publicly available datasets and our code is up on #github :) https://t.co/EwKKyaUB6Z
Encore presentation @ #ML4H by @KatieLewisMIT on SparseVM, a fast learning-based approach to clinical image presentation! Learn more at the poster session at 11:30, room 517D 🤓