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Speeding Up The Quantification Of Contrast Sensitivity Functions Using Multidimensional Bayesian Active Learning, Shohaib Shaffiey
Speeding Up The Quantification Of Contrast Sensitivity Functions Using Multidimensional Bayesian Active Learning, Shohaib Shaffiey
McKelvey School of Engineering Theses & Dissertations
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Model-Based Deep Learning For Computational Imaging, Xiaojian Xu
Model-Based Deep Learning For Computational Imaging, Xiaojian Xu
McKelvey School of Engineering Theses & Dissertations
This dissertation addresses model-based deep learning for computational imaging. The motivation of our work is driven by the increasing interests in the combination of imaging model, which provides data-consistency guarantees to the observed measurements, and deep learning, which provides advanced prior modeling driven by data. Following this idea, we develop multiple algorithms by integrating the classical model-based optimization and modern deep learning to enable efficient and reliable imaging. We demonstrate the performance of our algorithms by validating their performance on various imaging applications and providing rigorous theoretical analysis.
The dissertation evaluates and extends three general frameworks, plug-and-play priors (PnP), regularized …
Development Of The Assessment Of Clinical Prediction Model Transportability (Apt) Checklist, Sean Chonghwan Yu
Development Of The Assessment Of Clinical Prediction Model Transportability (Apt) Checklist, Sean Chonghwan Yu
McKelvey School of Engineering Theses & Dissertations
Clinical Prediction Models (CPM) have long been used for Clinical Decision Support (CDS) initially based on simple clinical scoring systems, and increasingly based on complex machine learning models relying on large-scale Electronic Health Record (EHR) data. External implementation – or the application of CPMs on sites where it was not originally developed – is valuable as it reduces the need for redundant de novo CPM development, enables CPM usage by low resource organizations, facilitates external validation studies, and encourages collaborative development of CPMs. Further, adoption of externally developed CPMs has been facilitated by ongoing interoperability efforts in standards, policy, and …