Computer Vision to Deeply Phenotype Human Diseases Across Physiological, Tissue, and Molecular Scales
November 18, 2020
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
ET
Computer vision (CV) uses machines to understand and analyze images. When coupled with machine learning (ML), this technology has broad implications for the field of cancer research. In this webinar, Dr. James Zou will present new CV algorithms and describe how these can help identify the morphologies and phenotypes associated with complex diseases, such as cancer. He will discuss the general principles behind this technology as well as current ML tools, such as Ghorbani, NeurIPS 2020, Abid, and Nature MI 2020.
James Zou, Ph.D.
Dr. James Zou is an assistant professor of biomedical data science at Stanford University, as well as a Chan-Zuckerberg investigator and the faculty director of Stanford’s Artificial Intelligence for Health program.
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