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- | ====== Ongoing Research ====== | + | ====== Ongoing Research (Not Frequently Updated! See Individual web pages) ====== |
- | ===== Statistical Shape Analysis with Applications in Medical Image Computing ===== | + | |
- | Over the last few decades, clinical healthcare decisions relating to diagnosis, treatment, and therapy have continued to increasingly rely on noninvasive technologies like medical imaging. | ||
- | Medical imaging technologies evolve over time, leading to newer techniques that interrogate the anatomy to extract more complex information. \\ | ||
- | This entails advances in algorithms for image processing and visualizing the processed image information.\\ | ||
- | Medical imaging is also an important scientific tool in collecting structural and functional data to better understand several complex and debilitating disorders, \\ | ||
- | such as those affecting the brain, heart, or lungs, including cancer. Scientific studies are increasingly relying on imaging and quantitative image analysis in large populations as \\ | ||
- | a less-subjective, more-reproducible, and more- scalable way of understanding the effects of (i) a disorder or (ii) a treatment strategy. | ||
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- | **Shape analyses** are important in a range of applications in medicine, biology, and computer vision. | ||
- | Shape analysis entails learning statistical models of shapes of anatomical structures from population data and subsequent statistical analyses, e.g., hypothesis testing or classification. \\ | ||
- | They provide information on the mean shape underlying a population group, the principles modes of variation of shape within the group,\\ | ||
- | and the differences between the mean shapes and variabilities between groups. \\ | ||
- | Examples of anatomical structures whose shape analysis holds important clues about the brain function include the subcortical structures. | ||