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Material from the lecture and workshop on deep learning in medical imaging during NorDoc 2022

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NorDoc 2022 workshop: Artificial intelligence and deep learning for precision imaging

Part of the NorDoc PhD Conference on Sustainability in Health, June 17–18, 2022.

18.06.22, Alexander Selvikvåg Lundervold & Arvid Lundervold

These lectures and the accompanying workshop take you on a short guided tour of deep learning in the context of medical imaging.

Slides

Here you'll find PDF versions of the lecture slides.

Slides from plenary presentation

Slides from the plenary presentation Artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms for brain cancer biomarker analysis and prognostication promotes sustainability in medical science by Arvid Lundervold.

Slides from the workshop

The parts of the workshop connected to the slides linked below provide (i) an introduction to deep learning (connected to notebook 1.0-asl-segmentation-brain_tumor_segmentation.ipynb linked below) and (ii) some perspectives about how to approach deep learning as a practical tool in any concrete application domain.

Notebooks

The hands-on part of the workshop is based on the first two notebooks linked below. The ones marked as "extra" will be mentioned as possible self-study material but will not be covered in any detail.

Notebook 1-Click Notebook
1.0-asl-segmentation-brain_tumor_segmentation.ipynb Google Colab
2.0-asl-brain_tumor_analysis_radiomics.ipynb Google Colab
extra-3.0-asl-nnets_building_blocks.ipynb Google Colab
extra-4.0-asl-tumor_grading.ipynb Google Colab

Extra material

Some of the above notebook material has been used in other courses we've held previously. If you're interested, you may consider having a look at the recordings of these lectures.

You'll find additional notebooks and resources for practical deep learning in biomedicine and biotech in the course repository for our course HVL-MMIV-DLN-AI-2022.