Chhabra, Sumit Bansal, Khushboo
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ITM Web of Conferences
The human brain consists of billions of living organisms and is very difficult to decipher because of its complexity. Brain tumors can be deadly, significantly impacting the quality of life and changing everything for patients and their loved ones. In today’s world, brain tumors are a leading cause of death in both children and adults. A high death...
Udapudi, Prashant Nagesh, S. Tapaskar, Rakesh
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ITM Web of Conferences
Drone technology is evolving for the applications like surveillance, observation, rescue and control crimes, military, agriculture, civil and many more purposes. But these surveillance systems are monitored by human interaction so there may be some negligence and malfunction may happen due to lack of observation. The objective of the work was devel...
Herrmann, Judith Gassenmaier, Sebastian Keller, Gabriel Koerzdoerfer, Gregor Almansour, Haidara Nickel, Dominik Othman, Ahmed Afat, Saif Werner, Sebastian
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Academic radiology
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the hand and wrist is a routine MRI examination and takes about 15-20 minutes, which can lead to problems resulting from the relatively long scan time, such as decreased image quality due to motion artifacts and lower patient throughput. The objective of this study was to evaluate a deep learning (DL) reconstruct...
Nishii, Tatsuya Kobayashi, Takuma Saito, Tatsuya Kotoku, Akiyuki Ohta, Yasutoshi Kitahara, Satoshi Umehara, Kensuke Ota, Junko Horinouchi, Hiroki Morita, Yoshiaki
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Academic radiology
Coronary inflammation related to high-risk hemorrhagic plaques can be captured by the perivascular fat attenuation index (FAI) using coronary computed tomography angiography (CCTA). Since the FAI is susceptible to image noise, we believe deep learning (DL)-based post hoc noise reduction can improve diagnostic capability. We aimed to assess the diag...
Grignani, Wesley Almeida dos Santos, Douglas Dilillo, Luigi Viel, Felipe Rossi de Melo, Douglas
Several remote sensing applications that collect specific data in the space environment use images capable of providing a large volume of information, known as hyperspectral images. Given the amount of data, one of the most critical issues in applications that use hyperspectral images is the demanded for compression, which also affects restrictions...
Amin, Ashwini Dinesh Acharya, U Prakashini, K Siddalingaswamy, P C
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Journal of Physics: Conference Series
Background The most common cancer affecting women globally is breast cancer. The most effective and extensively used tool for identifying breast abnormalities in the early stage is mammography screening. However, it is less effective when there is high breast density. Therefore, the radiologist considers a sonomammography in addition to mammography...
Malekian, Vahid Hickling, Alice Aghaeifar, Ali Dymerska, Barbara Corbin, Nadège Josephs, Oliver
Geometric distortion is a major limiting factor for spatial specificity in high-resolution fMRI using EPI readouts and is exacerbated at higher field strengths due to increased B field inhomogeneity. Prominent correction schemes are based on B field-mapping or acquiring reverse phase-encoded (reversed-PE) data. However, to date, comparisons of thes...
Murphy, Paul
Bowel obstruction is a common cause of acute abdominal pain. The development of algorithms for automated detection and characterization of bowel obstruction on CT has been limited by the effort required for manual annotation. Visual image annotation with an eye tracking device may mitigate that limitation. The purpose of this study is to assess the...
Saha, Anirban Maji, Suman Kumar Yahia, Hussein
Today, processing pictures of the Earth’s surface is frequently usedfor a variety of purposes. Given the increased need for this data, severalsensors are presently being deployed for the accurate recording of remotesensing images. These sensors may be divided into two main categories:optical sensors and radar-based sensors. Radar-based sensors are ...
Sumathi, V Archana, A Senthil, Rethinam Adarsh, JK Nabeel, Muhammed
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Journal of Physics: Conference Series
Mango reaches its maturity in different stages which comprise both size and color. These maturity stages are well-known by the farmer in the field. On the basis of these different stages of maturity or commonly say ‘ripening of Mango’ one can predict when these are perfect for harvesting. The stages comprise a distinct pattern in which Mango gets r...