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62 personnes membres du GdR ISIS, et 50 personnes non membres du GdR, sont inscrits à cette réunion.
Capacité de la salle : 200 personnes.
La réunion aura lieu le 01 Décembre 2020 à 9h15 sur Zoom
In recent years, artificial intelligence, especially machine learning has received a lot of attention to explore and structure multidimensional and multimodality medical imaging data, especially for the design of diagnosis models, aiming at detecting, localizing and characterizing pathological patterns in the data. Some academic works also recently explored the potential of artificial intelligence for predicting the course and outcome of diseases. This one-day workshop intends to gather researchers in deep machine learning, computer vision and/or medical image analysis as well companies and AI-based startups in the medical image field. We will start by reviewing state-of-the art achievements in the domain of computer aided diagnosis (including patient screening, detection, segmentation..) and prognosis models based on medical imaging for different clinical applications. Then, we will cover some challenges that need to be addressed to foster the development of these diagnosis and prognosis models. This includes methodological questions such as uncertainty and interpretability of the deep learning based models, as well as strategies regarding the evaluation framework of models performance (challenges, standardisation of the performance metrics..) and the access to structured medical image database.
This one-day workshop is organized jointly by the action "Analysis, processing and decision for massive and multimodal data in life sciences" of theme B Image and Vision, and the transversal theme T Machine learning for signal and image analysis.
We will have three keynote presentations by:
Mathieu De Craene, Research Scientist at Philips, Paris
Pierrick Coupé, DR CRNS au LabRI, Bordeaux
Ivana Isgum, University Professor AI and Medical Imaging at Amsterdam University Medical Center
9h15-9h30 : Introduction
9h30-10h30 : AI for analysis of cardiovascular disease
Ivana Isgum, University Professor AI and Medical Imaging at Amsterdam University Medical Center
10h30-11h30 : Use of AI in Cardiology: standardizing image acquisition and workflow in echocardiography to open perspectives in computer-aided diagnosis
Mathieu de Craene, Philips, Paris
11h30-12h30 : Quantitative MRI Analysis:From voxel to knowledge
Pierrick Coupé, LabRI, Bordeaux
12h30-12h45 : Conclusion
Pierrick Coupé, LabRI, Bordeaux
- This talk will present our work dedicated to quantitative MR analysis. First, I will introduce our brain segmentation methods based on patch-based framework and large ensemble of deep networks. Afterwards, I will describe our open access platform integrating the presented brain segmentation tools. The volBrain platform is now used by more than 4500 users worldwide. Finally, I will present our recent BigData studies using the volBrain platform dedicated to normal ageing and Alzheimer?s diseases. Here, I will present the new knowledge that we produced thanks to such massive processing strategy.
Ivana Isgum, University Professor AI and Medical Imaging at Amsterdam University Medical Center
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Mathieu de Craene, Philips, Paris
-Dans cette présentation, nous présenterons quelques exemples d'application d'algorithmes de Machine Learning à différentes phases de l'examen échocardiographique. Tout d'abord, lors de la phase d'acquisition, des classifieurs ou régresseurs peuvent estimer en temps réel la qualité de la vue, ou de l'image. Ensuite lors de la phase de quantification, nous montrerons des applications de l'apprentissage profond en vue de quantifier et automatiser certaines tâches, comme la quantification du mouvement cardiaque par speckle tracking et le contourage de traces Doppler. Enfin, dans la phase de stratification et comparaison de patients, nous donnerons l'exemple d'une approche de réduction de dimensionalité afin d'analyser des échos de stress.
Date : 2020-12-01
Lieu : en visio-conférence
Thèmes scientifiques :
B - Image et Vision
T - Apprentissage pour l'analyse du signal et des images
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