Jennifer Yu
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Longitudinal AI Models Predict Cancer Adverse Events
SPARC, a transformer-based foundation model trained on more than 100 million routinely collected longitudinal clinical measurements from 224,047 patients with cancer, predicts treatment-related adverse events and generalizes to external centers.
Chenlian Fu
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Jennifer Yu
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Ruian Shi
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Michele Waters
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Mitchell Pavlak
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Andrea Arfe
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Sohrab P. Shah
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Alexis Battle
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Kenneth L. Kehl
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Brian M. Bot
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US Cancer AI Alliance (CAIA)
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Nikolaus Schultz
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Quaid Morris
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Justin Jee
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Exploring Model Compression Techniques for Deep Learning based Image Compression Models
We apply model compression techniques such as pruning and quantization to deep learning image compression models and find that pruning affects different components of these models differently.
Jennifer Yu
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Rui Zhu
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Parinita Edke
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Deep Learning-Based In-Cabin Monitoring and Vehicle Safety System Using a 4-D Imaging Radar Sensor
We propose a 2-D CNN-LSTM deep learning model that uses a MIMO radar to accurately detect, count, and classify passengers in five-seater vehicles, achieving over 95% accuracy in detecting unattended infants/children, 89% accuracy in counting passengers and identifying their seats, and 74% accuracy in classifying passengers, demonstrating its applicability in any five-seater vehicle.
Hajar Abedi
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Martin Ma
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James He
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Jennifer Yu
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Ahmad Ansariyan
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George Shaker
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On the Use of Machine Learning and Deep Learning for Radar- Based Passenger Monitoring
In the past decade, there has been an increasing demand for in-vehicle safety sensors. In this paper, we use a multi-input multi-output …
Hajar Abedi
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Martin Ma
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Jennifer Yu
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James He
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Ahmad Ansariyan
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George Shaker
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Extending Similarity Network-Based Classifiers to the Non-Coding Genome and Deep Learning
Based on the idea of patient similarity networks, we extended a graph convolutional network framework to classify clinical outcomes of cancer patients.
Jennifer Yu
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Duncan Forster
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Shraddha Pai
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