Patent classifications
G06V10/7753
METHODS FOR CHARACTERIZING AND TREATING A CANCER TYPE USING CANCER IMAGES
Described herein are methods, systems, devices and computer program products for characterizing or identifying a type of cancer. Also described are methods of treating a characterized or identified chancer. For example, certain methods may be used to characterize a homologous recombination deficiency status of a cancer.
Domain adaption learning system
Described is a system for adapting a deep convolutional neural network (CNN). A deep CNN is first trained on an annotated source image domain. The deep CNN is adapted to a new target image domain without requiring new annotations by determining domain agnostic features that map from the annotated source image domain and a target image domain to a joint latent space, and using the domain agnostic features to map the joint latent space to annotations for the target image domain.
APPROACH TO UNSUPERVISED DATA LABELING
Systems and methods for labelling data is provided. The method includes receiving data at a detector, and identifying a set of objects and features in the data using a neural network. The method further includes annotating the data based on the identified set of objects and features, and receiving a query from a user. The method further includes transforming the query into a representation that can be processed by a symbolic engine, and receiving the annotated data and a transformed query at the symbolic engine. The method further includes matching the transformed query with the annotated data, and presenting the annotated data that matches the transformed query to the user in a labelling interface. The method further includes applying new labels received from the user for the annotated data that matches the transformed query, recursively utilizing the newly annotated data to refine the detector.
CELL NUCLEI CLASSIFICATION WITH ARTIFACT AREA AVOIDANCE
Methods and systems for training a neural network model include augmenting an original training dataset to generate an augmented training dataset, by applying an image artifact to a portion of an original image of the original dataset to generate an artifact image. A target image is generated corresponding to the artifact image by deleting labels from the target image at the position of the artifact. A neural network model is trained using the augmented training dataset and the corresponding target image, the neural network model including a first output that identifies artifact regions and other outputs identifying objects.
Autonomous vehicle system for intelligent on-board selection of data for building a remote machine learning model
Systems and methods for on-board selection of data logs for training a machine learning model are provided. The system includes an autonomous vehicle having a plurality of sensors and a processor. The processor receives a plurality of unlabeled images from the plurality of sensors, a machine learning model, and a loss function corresponding to the machine learning model. For each of the plurality of images, the processor then determines one or more predictions using the machine learning model, compute an importance function based on the loss function and the one or more predictions, and transmit that image to a remote server for updating the machine learning model when a value of the importance function is greater than a threshold.
Generative adversarial network medical image generation for training of a classifier
Mechanisms are provided to implement a machine learning training model. The machine learning training model trains an image generator of a generative adversarial network (GAN) to generate medical images approximating actual medical images. The machine learning training model augments a set of training medical images to include one or more generated medical images generated by the image generator of the GAN. The machine learning training model trains a machine learning model based on the augmented set of training medical images to identify anomalies in medical images. The trained machine learning model is applied to new medical image inputs to classify the medical images as having an anomaly or not.
Apparatus and method of image clustering
An apparatus includes a modified image generator generating modified images by modifying each unlabeled image, a pre-trainer to generate a feature vector for each modified image by using an artificial neural network-based encoder and train the encoder based on the feature vector for each modified image, a pseudo-label generator to generate a feature vector for each unlabeled training image, cluster the training images based on the feature vector for each training image, and generate a pseudo-label for at least one training image among the training images based on the clustering result, and a further trainer to generate a predicted label by using the trained encoder and a classification model including a classifier to generate a predicted label for an image input to the trained encoder based on a feature vector, and train the classification model based on the pseudo-label and predicted label for the at least one training image.
Methods and apparatuses for corner detection using neural network and corner detector
An apparatus configured to be head-worn by a user, includes: a screen configured to present graphics for the user; a camera system configured to view an environment in which the user is located; and a processing unit coupled to the camera system, the processing unit configured to: obtain locations of features for an image of the environment, wherein the locations of the features are identified by a neural network; determine a region of interest for one of the features in the image, the region of interest having a size that is less than a size of the image; and perform a corner detection using a corner detection algorithm to identify a corner in the region of interest.
Autonomous and continuously self-improving learning system
A system and methods are provided in which an artificial intelligence inference module identifies targeted information in large-scale unlabeled data, wherein the artificial intelligence inference module autonomously learns hierarchical representations from large-scale unlabeled data and continually self-improves from self-labeled data points using a teacher model trained to detect known targets from combined inputs of a small hand labeled curated dataset prepared by a domain expert together with self-generated intermediate and global context features derived from the unlabeled dataset by unsupervised and self-supervised processes. The trained teacher model processes further unlabeled data to self-generate new weakly-supervised training samples that are self-refined and self-corrected, without human supervision, and then used as inputs to a noisy student model trained in a semi-supervised learning process on a combination of the teacher model training set and new weakly-supervised training samples. With each iteration, the noisy student model continually self-optimizes its learned parameters against a set of configurable validation criteria such that the learned parameters of the noisy student surpass and replace the learned parameter of the prior iteration teacher model, with these optimized learned parameters periodically used to update the artificial intelligence inference module.
SYSTEM FOR SIMPLIFIED GENERATION OF SYSTEMS FOR BROAD AREA GEOSPATIAL OBJECT DETECTION
A system for simplified generation of systems for analysis of satellite images to geolocate one or more objects of interest. A plurality of training images labeled for a study object or objects with irrelevant features loaded into a preexisting feature identification subsystem causes automated generation of models for the study object. This model is used to parameterize pre-engineered machine learning elements that are running a preprogrammed machine learning protocol. Training images with the study are used to train object recognition filters. This filter is used to identify the study object in unanalyzed images. The system reports results in a requestor's preferred format.