Deep Learning for Medical Imaging
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Recent advances in machine learning and deep convolutional neural networks in particular, coupled with computational capabilities offered by modern GPUs and increased data availability, have enabled application of deep learning (DL) techniques in medical imaging. Such applications extend beyond image analysis, with increased presence of DL in early stages of the image formation process, including image preprocessing, tomographic image reconstruction, and image postprocessing informed by the requirements of specific clinical tasks. This course will introduce the foundations of deep learning methods used in medical imaging for both image formation and analysis through hands-on assignments and projects in image denoising, tomographic reconstruction, artifacts correction, image segmentation, feature detection/classification, and single/multi-modality registration. Recommended course background: Python and Linear Algebra