AI Lesion detection Flashcards

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What is Artificial Intelligence?

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Mimicking the intelligence or behavioural pattern of humans or any other living entity

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What is Machine Learning?

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A technique by which a computer can LEARN from DATA without using a complex set of different rules. This approach is mainly based on training a model from datasets

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What is Deep Learning?

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A technique to perform machine learning inspired by our brain’s own network of neurons

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Relationship of AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning

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AI>Machine Learning>Deep Learning

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Types of Machine Learning

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In the past SVM (support vector machines), now deep learning (multiple hidden layers), U-Net

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Which network will you use to image segmentation?

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U-Net: Convulutional Network for Biomedical Image Segmentation

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Example of use of segmentation

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White matter spots in MS

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Types of learning ?

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Supervised : labels Classification - Regression

Unsupervised : No labels, Clustering

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How does unsupervised learning work

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The machine will try to find similarities and put those input data in 2 or more clusters

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Supervised ML PROS and CONS (!!!)

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\+ smaller number of data
\+ can classify a disease
- need EXPERT annotated data
- what is gold standard?
- will not detect unexpected diseases/conditions
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Unsupervised ML PROS and CONS (!!!)

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+ can detect unexpected or unknown categories
+ no annotation needed
- larger dataset
- detected clusters/patterns not necessarily equal to diseases

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How do you narrow the input data ?

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You select features

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What is the problem with features selection?

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Double Dipping

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Cross Validation technique (!!!)

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Discriminate the entire data in 10 parts use 9 for training and 1 for testing

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What is the best way for a training vs testing dataset? (!!!)

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Completely different training and testing data sets

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Does the scanner play a role?

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Yes +/- 5%